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>from: MWalter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>subject: Replacing *entry plist

>Checked the archives on this and can't believe that it hasn't come up
>before. But currently when calling an RPG module that contains cycle code
>from a CLLE module, and needing to pass parameters to the RPG, I still use
>*entry plist. Since upgrading to V5R2, I've been trying to use Free Form
>RPG. Realizing that there is no free form version of *entry plist, is there
>a way to create another type of parameter interface that CLLE could use?

Hi Mark

I did this once, lemme see if I remember the steps...

Procedure Interfaces are supposed to be the new version of the PLIST.  You
should be able to bracket the RPG code with Procedure specs, add PI and PR
definitions in place of the PLIST, re-compile the RPG code as a module, and
bind that module into a service program (well you don't have to do the service
program, but I like it).

You'll have to change your CLLE to use the CALLPRC command where it now does a
CALL, create a CLLE module from the source, and do a CRTPGM with the CLLE
module, referencing the new service program.

-Doc

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