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Buzz,

You can't use CTDATA or PERRCD in subprocedures.  If you think about it,
it makes sense:   CTDATA means that there is data at the bottom of the
*program* that the array is to be initialized with.   Since you can't
do it on a per-subprocedure basis, the keyword really doesn't make sense
in a subprocedure.

Instead, use an alternate method of initializing that table.
Perhaps using the INZ keyword on a D-spec...


On Fri, 24 Jan 2003, Buzz Fenner wrote:

> Hi all, ILE newbie here.  I've converted an RPGIII program and I want to
> change into a procedure module that I can then bind together with other
> modules.  The code has several arrays utilizing compile-time data.  Module
> creation fails stating that the use of CTDATA is not allowed in a
> subprocedure.  Where can I find out what I'm doing wrong?
>
>      19 D TAB1A           S              1    DIM(18) CTDATA PERRCD(18)
>  ======>                                                      aaaaaa bbbbbb
>  *RNF3757 20 a      001900  The keyword is not valid for definitions in
> subprocedures.
>  *RNF3757 20 b      001900  The keyword is not valid for definitions in
> subprocedures.
>


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