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where are these defined?
ssno
last
supssn
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Rob,
Sorry about the confusion I changed some of the variable names for posting
to the list and was interrupted several times while doing it and must have
forgotten a few.
AS far as the PR having to match the program name I was under the
assumption that when you use the EXTPGM keyword on the PR you could name
the PR any thing you want...
PRR353 program
D getlast pr extpgm('PRR353')
d ssnox like(ssno)
d best like(last)
d prvsupssn like(supssn)
d
D getlast pi
d ssnox like(ssno)
d best like(last)
d prvsupssn like(supssn)
/free
chain(e) ssnoX pr58mf;
if %found;
eval best = last;
eval prvsupssn = supssn;
else;
eval best = 0;
eval prvsupssn = 0;
endif;
****************** End of data ***************************
Here is the calling program
D getlast pr extpgm('PRR353')
d ssnox like(ssno)
d best like(last)
d prvsupssn like(supssn)
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You didn't show a matching PI for this PR.
And you didn't show where the fields were defined.
And, doesn't the PI have to match the program name if you are using PI
instead of *ENTRY PLIST? If so, doesn't that mean the PR should match the
PI? (At least the PR in the called program. I suppose you could have a
different name in the calling program.)
Rob Berendt
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safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
Benjamin Franklin
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Subject: Parameter passing problems
I am getting bad data being from a called program. Causing decimal data
errors when sending data back to the calling program,.
I have a created a small program to get information from a file and pass
it
back to a calling program. This program is compiled with crtbndRPG and
is
not a real Proc
getinfo program
D getlast pr extpgm('PRR353')
d ssnox like(ssno)
d best like(last)
d prvsupssn like(supssn)
d
D getlastblood pi
d ssnox like(ssno)
d best like(last)
d prvsupssn like(supssn)
/free
chain(e) ssnoX pr58mf;
if %found;
eval bestblood = lastblood;
eval prvsupssn = supssn;
else;
eval bestblood = 0;
eval prvsupssn = 0;
endif;
****************** End of data ***************************
Here is the calling program
D getlast pr extpgm('PRR353')
d ssnox like(ssno)
d best like(last)
d prvsupssn like(supssn)
SSNO PACKED(9,0) 000000000.
SSNOX PACKED(9,0) 4 5 6 9 .
best PACKED(4,1)
PRVSUPSSN PACKED(9,0)
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J. Scott Carter
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e-mail: Mailto:scarter@xxxxxxxxxxx
Phone: 214.583.0348
It's not the destination that counts in life it's the journey. The journey
with the people we love is all that really matters. Such a simple truth so
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