Re: Sending messages to the previous (caller's) subfile message queue

["ile rpg" <ile_rpg_guy@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

   Barbara, thanks for your suggestion.  My first shot at this problem was
   changing the stack counter to 2; unfortunately, I'm still missing
   something still; at 2, the message doesn't show in either the message
   subfile or the job log.  At 1 the message shows in the job log. 

   My ILE RPG program is calling another ILE RPG program (although the
   implementation will be an ILE RPG *PGM calling ILE RPG *SRVPGM). 

   I may start experimenting with *DIAG, I'm assuming activation groups have
   nothing to do with this.  I've also experimented with SNDPGMMSG in the
   called program; that's no good either.

   Thanks---
   IRG

   >From: Barbara Morris <BMORRIS@xxxxxxxxxx>
   >Reply-To: RPG programming on the AS400 / iSeries <RPG400-L@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
   >To: rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
   >Subject: Re: Sending messages to the previous (caller's) subfile
   messagequeue
   >Date: Wed, 18 Feb 2004 12:46:36 -0500
   >
   >ile rpg wrote:
   > >
   > >    This is my so-called proof-of-concept code:
   > > ...
   > >    D @clstkentry     s             10    inz('*')
   > >    D @clstkcounter   s             10i 0 inz(1)
   > >    D @msgkey         s              4
   > >    D @apierr         s            256
   > >
   > >    C                   call      'QMHSNDPM'
   > > ...
   >
   >If you were called as a ILE program, a stack entry of * and a stack
   >counter of 1 gets to your program's PEP, not to your caller; try using
   >2.  (If you were called as a procedure, */1 gets to your caller.)
   >
   >Here's the invocation stack for an OPM program called from the command
   >line (QUOCMD):
   >8    QUOCMD      QSYS
   >      PROOF       QTEMP       20
   >
   >And for an ILE program:
   >8    QUOCMD      QSYS
   >    < _PEP_PROOF  QTEMP
   >      PROOF       QTEMP       0000000013
   >
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