Re: Creating a Function in RPG ?

What a coincidence, I'm also working on an AS/400. = ) Try using only: H
DftActGrp(*NO)





"Luqman" <luqman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>@midrange.com on 09/12/2005 04:36:57 PM

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Hi Rob,

After adding your lines, following error occured.

 The NOMAIN keyword is not valid when the CRTBNDRPG command is
 used to create a program.

Any idea please ?

I am working on AS/400.

Best Regards,

Luqman




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>     H NOMAIN
>     H ActGrp(*CALLER)
>     H DftActGrp(*NO)
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> I have copied following code from Internet, but unable to compile.
> The error is:
> Keyword EXTPGM must be specified when DFTACTGRP(*YES) is
> specified on the CRTBNDRPG command.
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> The Code is:
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> 0001.00  * Prototype for procedure FUNCTION
> 0002.00 D FUNCTION        PR            10I 0
> 0003.00 D    TERM1                       5I 0 VALUE
> 0004.00 D    TERM2                       5I 0 VALUE
> 0005.00 D    TERM3                       5I 0 VALUE
> 0006.00 C                   EVAL      *INLR = *ON
> 0007.00 P Function        B
> 0008.00  *-------------------------------------------------------------
> 0009.00  * This procedure performs a function on the 3 numeric values
> 0010.00  * passed to it as value parameters.
> 0011.00  *
> 0012.00  * This illustrates how a procedure interface is specified for a
> 0013.00  * procedure and how values are returned from a procedure.
> 0014.00  *-------------------------------------------------------------
> 0015.00 D Function        PI            10I 0
> 0016.00 D    Term1                       5I 0 VALUE
> 0017.00 D    Term2                       5I 0 VALUE
> 0018.00 D    Term3                       5I 0 VALUE
> 0019.00 D Result          S             10I 0
> 0020.00  /free
> 0021.00     Result = Term1 ** 2 * 17
> 0022.00                  + Term2 * 7
> 0023.00                  + Term3;
> 0024.00     return Result * 45 + 23;
> 0025.00  /end-free
> 0026.00 P                 E
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> Any idea please, what am I missing ?
>
> I want to create various User-Defined Functions in my SQLRPGILE programs,
> which should return values.
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> Best Regards,
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