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Re: SBMJOB ~ RQSDTA

If the called program have parameter length > 32, you will use RQSDTA better, because CL only take over parameter len <= 32, If parameter len > 32, the command processor will trim the parameter right blank, so the called program will get some garbage char and the called program will get some exception. I always use RQSDTA for called program parmeter len > 32 for my sbmjob job. 

Best regards,

Vengoal

-------- Original Message  --------
From: "Mike Cunningham" <MCUNNING@xxxxxxx>
To: tyemma@xxxxxxxxx, "RPG programming on the AS400 / iSeries" <rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx> 
Subject: Re:SBMJOB ~ RQSDTA
Date: 2006/8/16 ?? 04:48


none really, but use the second one - no need for the quotes


tyemma@xxxxxxxxx 8/15/2006 4:41:12 PM >>>

None

On 8/15/06, Captain Jerry <captainjerry@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

*Can anyone explain (maybe in layman's terms!) what the difference in

the

two CL Statements below is?  Is one better then the other?  More
functionality?  Different System Impacts?  Anything?*
**
*
SBMJOB     JOB(WPC8060) RQSDTA('CALL WPC8060 ')

SBMJOB     CMD(CALL PGM(WPC8060)) JOB(WPC8060)
                                                   *
*Thanks,*
*Captain Jerry*
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