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You must not be defining it in your mainline area the program; outside of any procedures. The field name you use for the EXTFILE keyword must be a global variable, 21 positions in length. Since you're using /FREE you obviously can't define the FILENAME field in your Calc specs like they used to do in RPGIII, so where it is defined? -Bob > > Please help. > > I am creating (attempting to, anyway) a sub-procedure that receives a > file name as a parameter. > This file will be chained to in the sub-procedure. > The file names are not known until the calling program is being run, > as > they are based on a date in records processed by the calling program. > All the file names that are passed refer to files that are > 'archives' of > the same externally DDS described file (PPXC00). > > The manual says: > 1....2....3.... > 4. This keyword is not used to find an externally-described file at > compile time. > What exactly does that (#4) mean anyway? > If it means what I inferred (that it is NOT going to go look for a > definition) why does it blow up? > (The archive example I saw was just a code snippet, but it had the > file > externally described.) > > Is there a way to code this and have these files be externally > described? > ************************************************************************ > *********** > This does not compile: > FPPXC00 IF E K Disk ExtFile(FileName) > > F UsrOpn > > /Free > /Copy EXPRDPGM/QRPGSRC,PROTSP (contains PR for > sub-procedure) > > /End-Free > (field > 'FileName' defined here also ) > > D AdjCst PI 10S 4 > D Prt# Like(PtPrt#) > D CYMD 8S 0 > D FileName 20A > > Some calcs here.... > > Compile error: > *RNF7030 FILENAME **UNDEF** 9 ("9" > is > the PPXC00 F-spec) > > TIA > > Tim Kredlo > Ps: I did look in the archives. Did not see and example of the name > being passed in > > _______________________________________________ > This is the RPG programming on the AS400 / iSeries (RPG400-L) > mailing list > To post a message email: RPG400-L@xxxxxxxxxxxx > To subscribe, unsubscribe, or change list options, > visit: http://lists.midrange.com/mailman/listinfo/rpg400-l > or email: RPG400-L-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx > Before posting, please take a moment to review the archives > at http://archive.midrange.com/rpg400-l.
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