Re: CL Parameter

Hi Don, Jerry, and the group -

>Actually the error message is generated in the calling program, not the
>called program, so the CLP being called never has a chance to check for the
>error.
>
>I believe if you attempt to execute the RTV programs directly instead of
>through a command an error would be generated indicating insufficient
>numbers of parameters were passed without ever executing a statement in the
>RTV program.  In fact, I get message CPD0172 when I attempt to execute
>TAADATDC with only the first parameter.

The command analyzer does in fact pass all of the parameters, however it
passes a null pointer for parameters not specified in the command.  Passing
a null pointer is very different than not passing a pointer at
all.  Testing for this is the equivalent of the RPG IV comparison to *NULL,
not the use of %PARMS.

You can pass a null pointer to a CLP program yourself from inside of
another program, but there's no way to do it from a command line.

As already mentioned, CLLE programs play by different rules.

Ken
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