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> CPF checks number of parms, and programs that pass > wrong data types consistently error off. Try this and see what error you get: QRPGSRC PARMCALL: H 1 I DS I 1 50ZONE I DS I B 1 20BINSML I DS I B 1 40BINBIG C CALL 'PARMRECV' C* 5/0 and 5 C PARM 47 PACK 50 C PARM 'CHARS' CHAR 5 C NLR MOVE 'A' MORE 100 C DUMP C SETON LR QRPGSRC PARMRECV H 1 C *ENTRY PLIST C* 10 and 50, both char. C PARM PACK 10 C PARM CHAR 50 C DUMP C MOVE *ALL'%' CHAR C SETON LR Especially, look at MORE, from the dump in PARMCALL. CPF does not check data type, and most assuredly allows you to wipe out storage without a message. Don't ask me how I came to find that out, but it was long, long ago. --buck
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