Re: Moving data into dynamic storage -- RPG400-L

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Ken:

A user space can work very well, especially when you don't know how much space 
to allocate; as you bump the pointer up and update the memory content, the 
*usrspc is automatically extended up to the 16MB limit. Of course, if the 
*usrspc is not in QTEMP, any other program in any job (with authority) can 
obtain a pointer to the space as long as the name is known. Within QTEMP, 
access is practically limited to the current job.

Tom Liotta

rpg400-l-request@midrange.com wrote:

>   1. Re: Moving data into dynamic storage (Ken.Slaugh)
>
>I wonder whether a 'User Space' may be an answer for dynamic storage.
>Anyone have some experience with RPG and User Spaces?

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