Re: Calling RPGLE module.

["Jake M" <jakeroc@xxxxxxxxx>]

Pro's,
Thanks a bunch for the input. It still does not compile. I do not know what
I am doing wrong here....I am using CRTBNDRPG.

RNS9301 Program CALLCTST in library MYLIB not created.
RNF7031 The name or indicator POSPLIT is not referenced.
RNF7031 The name or indicator BWIEDIDNB is not referenced.
RNF7031 The name or indicator CHAINSTORE is not referenced.
RNF7031 The name or indicator CTYSTJST@ is not referenced.
RNF7031 The name or indicator EDICUSTPO is not referenced.

CALLCTST:
********************************************************************************************************
      /COPY QPROTOSRC,EDITOOLTST
      *
     D  CSTZIP         S             70
     D  CITY           S             35
     D  STE            S              2
     D  ZIP            S              9
     D  ERR            S              1
     D  pass           S              1
     D   RESULT        S            118

      *
      *
      *
      /FREE
         CSTZIP = 'SCHULENBURG, TX';
         RESULT = CTSTJSTTST(CSTZIP:CITY:STE:ZIP:pass:err);
       *inlr = *on;
      /END-FREE
************************************************************************************************************
I appreciate all the help.

Jake.

On 4/6/06, Scott Klement <rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> > I am trying to call a module which was coded by somebody else. I think I
> am
> > calling it wrongly. Would y'all mind taking a look at this please and
> guide
> > me in the right direction? I am learning RPG so I am not be
> understanding
> > the module correctly.
>
> The CTSTJSTTST procedure is written incorrectly.  It doesn't matter for
> your particular example, since you're passing a 70A field for CSTZIP, but
> if you ever pass something shorter than 70 characters, you run the risk of
> getting garbage in the parameter, since the programmer who wrote this code
> clearly didn't understand how options(*VARSIZE) works.
>
> OPDESC was also supplied, but the operational descriptor doesn't appear to
> be used anywhere in the code.  Seems a little odd.
>
> However, with the way you're using it (passing a full 70A field) it works
> okay.  I tried compiling and running your example and it worked for me.
> Can you please tell us what problem you were having?
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