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> > I want to know if this will work. I have a main program calling a > > subprogram (XCPRIC) that I am prototyping. The parms are external > > data structures. The prototype (copied in to main program and > > subprogram) looks like this: > > > > D XCPRIC PR ExtPgm('XCPRIC') > > D pCustDS LikeDS(CustDS) > > D pItemDS LikeDS(ItemDS) > > D pInvDS LikeDS(InvDS) > > The only stumbling block I can think of with this approach is that the > LIKEDS() statements create a dependency on those data > structures. That means that every single calling program will > have to define a CustDS, ItemDS and InvDS -- and you'd better > make sure that those names always correspond to the same data > structures, or you'll have real problems! > > To solve this problem I suggest: > > a) You include the data structures in the /COPY member with > the prototype so that they're always there. That's a great idea. The only problem is some of the calling programs have renames of some subfields. Not the same in each program. -- Jeff Crosby Dilgard Frozen Foods, Inc. P.O. Box 13369 Ft. Wayne, IN 46868-3369 260-422-7531 The opinions expressed are my own and not necessarily the opinion of my company. Unless I say so.
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