Re: Maximum number of Parameters passed to a RPG program

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The declarative PARM operation defines the parameters that compose a
   parameter list (PLIST).  PARM operations can appear anywhere in
   calculations as long as they immediately follow the PLIST or CALL
   operation they refer to.  PARM statements must be in the order expected 
by
   the called program.  One PARM statement, or as many as 255 PARM
   statements, can follow a PLIST or CALL.

Source: http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/pubs/html/as400/online/v4r5eng.htm

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Maximum number of Parameters passed to a RPG program






Just had one of our Business Analyst ask this question: What are the 
maximum number of parms you can pass to an RPG program?

Why a non-programmer wants to know this, I can only guess. 

Can anyone point me to the page in the manual that gives this limitation?

Marvin