Re: *INZSR

[E Doc <doc6502@xxxxxxxxx>]

Message: 8
Date: Wed, 14 May 2003 04:59:12 -0700 (PDT)
From: Marco Facchinetti <facchinetti@xxxxxxxxx>
Subject: RE: *INZSR Issue

This is from RPG reference:

"There is no *INZSR associated with subprocedures. If a
subprocedure is the first procedure called in a module, the
*INZSR of the main procedure will not be run, although
other initialization of global data will be done. The
*INZSR of the main procedure will be run when the main
procedure is called."

...sigh...

I wish that the thread would be *read* fully before people start in on why it's
wrong, wrong, wrong.

What I said earlier was that I'd looked through the manuals and couldn't find
any text that explicitly said, "Thou shalt NOT put an *INZSR inside a
subprocedure."  The above says that you *CAN*, but the *INZSR doesn't behave as
expected.  

Bob Cozzi posted that it can't be done because of the cycle.  I agree.  Makes
perfect sense; a subprocedure doesn't follow the cycle.  Buck went so far as to
write a non-SQL dummy module, and that blew up.  

What I want to know is:  why does my stinking module compile, and theirs don't.
 That's all.  

Oh, well, something to research as time permits.

-Doc

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