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On 30/11/2006, at 2:10 AM, Holden Tommy wrote:
This is incomplete code but I wanted to test it up to this point before proceeding. The create product definition is working fine but the create product load is failing due to "invalid object *N" I have no idea where the *N is coming from or how to fix it. I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction, I'm sure its something stupid I'm doing but can't see it.
Do you know how much more helpful it would be if you provided the message ID of the error instead of your interpretation of the message text?
Because all the values used on the API calls come from your command it would also be helpful to show the values you are specifying on the command (not the command definition but the invocation).
*N is simply a placeholder used to indicate "nothing to see here". It means the API doesn't have a suitable substitution value to use--probably because you passed in crap data. I could say more if I knew the correct message ID.
Your prototype for QSZCRTPL is correct but incomplete. Your call is passing the wrong values for two parameters, one of which is not directly contributing to this problem but will bite you as you move on.
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I suspect this line:
CrtPrdLod( %Subst(QualProdDef:11:10)
is the cause of your current problem.
Also, your approach is flawed. Products can have multiple product load
objects. Your command definition will preclude that ability or will
result in a truly ugly command interface. You'd be better separating
the product definition and product load functions into separate
commands.
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