Re: Error Message (WSID)

["Ren Fu Ping" <fupingren@xxxxxxxx>]

Dear All,
Thanks Very Much, I solve this problem yestday night under your help. but 
another issue is as the follow:
RPG1:
***************************************************
ISDS        SDS
I                                      244 253 WSID
I                                      254 263 #USER
I                                      199 2000#UYEAR
I                                      276 2810#UDATE
I                                     *PROGRAM PGM
***************************************************
I define system data structure in SDS, and WSID and USER position as above, I 
put this two variable into display file and printer file in RPG2, when running 
interactive, WSID and USER can get his result on printer file. but running in 
batch, WSID variable changed with 'INVX01', this maybe my first RPG name, maybe 
my batch job name. mentioned here, My CL don't use and pass this two parameter. 
my consideration is that the two variable is system define and needn't control 
by user.

Many thanks!
Ping



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From: <rob@dekko.com>
To: <rpg400-l@midrange.com>
Sent: Tuesday, April 16, 2002 1:45 AM
Subject: Re: Error Message


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> Rob Berendt wrote:
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> > I didn't think it went into using a command to get around the 15,5
> > limitation imposed by a CALL used via SBMJOB.
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> Well, the problem is certainly thoroughly explained, and there is an
> example
> of creating a CMD object, but the example uses  a *CHAR parameter, instead
> of *DEC. I assume (it's Buck's example) that it was done this way because
> the vast majority of the problems are caused by the more complex rules of
> the *CHAR.
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> It'd be nice if you took a minute to add the *DEC example that you sent to
> Ping.  Because it focuses only on the issue with numerics, it's much more
> concise, and would be a valuable addition to the FAQ.
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> John Taylor
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