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* -- Data Structures... d Tracking# ds 20 d Track@14 14a inz d Track@06 6a inz d* -- Time in Microseconds -- d Microsec ds d microsec6 6s 0 inz d microsec5 5a overlay(microsec6) d microsec1 1a overlay(microsec6:6) * ---- Time Stamp... d time@stamp@a ds d timestamp 14s 0 inz d utime@hms 6a overlay(timestamp) d utime@sec 1a overlay(utime@hms:6) d udate@mdcy 8a overlay(timestamp:7) /end-free C time timestamp /free Track@06 = utime@hms; Microsec6 = %MSECONDS(utime@hms); Microsec6 = %MSECONDS(timestamp); Microsec6 = %MSECONDS(time()); Microsec = %MSECONDS(track@06); Microsec = %MSECONDS(timestamp); I have tried each of the above 5 bif commands with one or both of the errors Below, I guess I do not follow how a duration BIF is supposed to work. Charlie -----Original Message----- From: rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Peter Levy Sent: Wednesday, October 04, 2006 4:34 PM To: RPG programming on the AS400 / iSeries Subject: Re: %mseconds BIF Could you post the RPG statement that is failing along with the attributes of the variables used? It would be a great help. Charlie Randall wrote:
Built in Function Question? Does anyone have an example of how the %mseconds BIF works. I checked the archive and did not find an example nor have I had any success
with
a example from the web. I have tried this and just cannot get away
from
one or both of these errors: *RNF0579 20 1 The parameter for the duration built-in function is not valid. *RNF7416 30 1 The types of the right and left hand side do not match in the EVAL operation. Thanks; Charlie Randall AAA Cooper Transportation Crandall@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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