Re: Calling s/36 programs from RPG IV

["Jim Franz" <jfranz@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

James Kilgore wrote: AFAIK, a CALL is a CALL and a program is a program
tried it and failed rpg9971  RPG program NO026 must run from a S/36
environment job.
works if my rpgiv calls clp & does Strs36prc.

The S36 EE (execution environment) can be set at several levels.
system value QSPCENV - set whole system to S36EE or not
user profile parm SPCENV - set this user env to S36EE or not
commands STRS36 to change interactive job to S36EE
command STRS36PRC to execute this one procedure & anything it calls in the
S36EE
Once in the S36EE, you cannot do another STRS36 or STRS36PRC - it halts!

In many places I have had native code calling S36 rpg via a clp running
STRS36PRC. (just never have that proc call a clp which then does
another strs36prc!)
jim franz

----- Original Message -----
From: "Chris Rehm" <javadisciple@earthlink.net>
To: <rpg400-l@midrange.com>
Sent: Friday, January 04, 2002 8:39 PM
Subject: Re: Calling s/36 programs from RPG IV


> If your question is: Can you call a complied RPG II program from a
> compiled RPG IV program, then the answer is yes. You'll want to do all
> your file overrides with CLP instead of OCL and stuff, but you're okay.
>
> If you want to run a S/36 OCL from inside an RPG IV program, it can be
> done but you'll need to be running in System 36 Env. But that wouldn't
> be a "S/36 program" so I didn't think it is what you meant.
>
> James Rich wrote:
>
> >Can an s/36 program be called from an RPG IV program.  I believe that the
> >answer is no, anyone know for sure?
> >
> >James Rich
> >james@eaerich.com
> >
>
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