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That would be it.  Another thing I noticed is that the program has been 
translated from RPG/400 to ILE RPG but only to fit the columns.  The call to 
QRCVDTAQ and its parameters have not changed.
 
Another thing that I wonder about, why the call is not returning an error if 
the parameters aren't the right size?  Ain't it supposed to return a status 
code greater than 100?
 
TIA!
 
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>>> scottmildenberger@xxxxxxxxx 03/12/2003 09:33 >>> 
One possibility is that you may have a parameter to QRCVDTAQ 
defined incorrectly as far as it's size/format which is causing 
something else to be corrupted like @ECRAN. 

Scott MIldenberger 

--- Pascal Bellerose < pascal_bellerose@xxxxxxxxxxxx > wrote: 
> Hi guys, 
> 
> Here' my problem: 
> 
> I have three display formats and the @ECRAN field is the 
> indicator to which format will be displayed. EX: IF 
> @ECRAN=01, Format "EC01WS" will be displayed. 
> Somewhere in the process, I read the options entered by the 
> user in "EC01WS" and send the key values from the subfile to a 
> Data Queue for further processing. 
> 
> If the user entered Option 2, I must show format "EC02WS". So 
> @ECRAN is changed from 01 to 02. But then I call "QRCVDTAQ" 
> to retrieve the key values so I can fill "EC02WS". During 
> that call, @ECRAN is set back to 01 wihtout any reason. 
> I know this behavior is not supposed to be. I just don't why 
> it is now. 
> 



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