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One of my programs requires an incoming parameter, actually three of them. I have the parameter names declared as standalones: one with a length of 2 alpha and the other two as dates with a datfmt of *USA DDENDDATE S D DATFMT(*USA) DDSTARTDATE S D DATFMT(*USA) DALPHPARM S 2 I am using an *entry statement as follows: C *ENTRY PLIST C PARM ALPHPARM C PARM DSTARTDATE C PARM DENDDATE I have ran this in debug mode, in order to check and make sure that I am passing the parms correctly, however when I F11 on the dstartdate and denddate parms I get the above error message: "Domain Violation Occured" Does anyone have any clue what the heck this is about? Douglas If you bought, it was hauled by a truck - somewhere, sometime.
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