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In that case, how about: p example B export d pi 10i 0 opdesc d piParm1 32767 const d options(*varsize:*nopass:*omit) d piParm2 32767 const d options(*varsize:*nopass:*omit) d p1Exists N d p2Exists N /free if %parms() = 2; exampleWithDft(piParm1 : piParm2); elseif %parms() = 1; exampleWithDft(piParm1 : P2_DEFAULT_VALUE); elseif %parms() = 0; exampleWithDft(P1_DEFAULT_VALUE : P2_DEFAULT_VALUE); endif; /end-free Then define the procedure "exampleWithDft" to do whatever you would have done in "example", but without all the nasty if statements. This way, whoever is using your procedure gets the benefit of a simpler interface, and you get the benefit of writing the important logic in a straightforward way without worrying about which parameters are defined. rpg400-l-bounces+aglauser=erbgroup.com@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 30/08/2006 10:37:17 AM:
This method gets complicated when a procedure has several of those parms and needs to use them to call another procedure later. -----Original Message----- From: rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of AGlauser@xxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2006 9:32 AM To: RPG programming on the AS400 / iSeries Subject: RE: Allocate field with options(*nopass :*omit) If you are concerned about copying the parameter value, what about: p example B export d pi 10i 0 opdesc d piParm1 32767 const options(*varsize:*nopass:*omit) d piParm2 32767 const options(*varsize:*nopass:*omit) d p1Exists N d p2Exists N /free if %parms() >= 1; p1Exists = *on; endif; if %parms() = 2; p2Exists = *on; endif; if p1Exists .... Do something else .... Do something else endif if p2Exists .... Do something else .... Do something else endif /end-free Hope this helps, Adam P.S. - Sorry if font is small ... I'm trying to figure out why this happens.
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