Re: QCMDEXEC

[Jim Langston <jimlangston@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

We had some S36 code and I was developing some RPG III function programs, which 
wouldn't
work with S36.  I wound up writing an intermittent program in RPG III that 
accepted
the S36 parameters, passed them to the RPG III program, received the results, 
then
passed them back to the S36 program.

I'm not saying you should do this, but you might want to consider why you must
remain in S36 mode and if you can just introduce new RPG IV stuff through 
interfaces.

Regards,

Jim Langston

Kmh0421@aol.com wrote:
> 
> Hi to all. I am rewriting some old 36 programs.... getting rid of WSU stuff.
> Long story, but due to client demand, must remain in 36 mode. Also per client
> demand, constant checks for 'data integrity' are included, always checking
> FCR records comparing for all 9's... if not equal, current programs just exit
> out of program and write an error record to an error file. I find this
> annoying in testing, and I would at least like to add a quick break message
> to the user telling them what happenned and why they were blown away. I
> checked my books and cannot find a quick little way to do it, and I don't
> remember from long ago.... can anyone take a quick minute to refresh my
> memory?
> Thanks so much;
> Kathie

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Regards,

Jim Langston

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