Re: CEETSTA API

[cozzi@xxxxxxxxx]

Carlos,
If %PARMS = 1, then parmater 2 was not passed in at all.
If %PARMS = 2, then you also need to use CEETSTA to check to see if
the caller passed in *OMIT for the 2nd parameter. So you have to do
both in one situation and just one in the other.
-Bob

> 
> 
> Given this prototype:
> 
> DValidHnd         PR
> D Parm1                          5U 0 CONST
> D Parm2                          5U 0 CONST 
> D                                     OPTIONS(*OMIT:
> D                                             *NOPASS)
> 
> Is it correct to use the CEETSTA API to test whether
> the second parameter
> was passed or not without checking for %PARMS > 1 ?
> 
> Carlos Kozuszko.
> 
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