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  3. May 2005

RE: Trapping erros in QCAPCMD

Hi Barbara

<snip>
Using (E) shouldn't change how the API sets up the error structure.  Did
you set the first bytes-provided subfield of the error structure to the
size of your structure before the call to the API?  The API will ignore
the error structure and just signal exceptions if the bytes-provided
subfield is zero.
</snip>

I thought I was because the DS I'm using is:

D ApiError        DS                                      
D   ApiBytes                    10I 0 Inz(%Size(ApiError))
D   ApiBytesOut                 10I 0                     
D   ApiErrID                     7A                       
D   ApiReserved                  1A                       
D   ApiErInDta                 256A                       

However, I was resetting the value of ApiBytes prior to the call rather 
than the ApiBytesOut.

Nice catch.

Thanks

Jonathan

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