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If you want to take the pain out of formatting command strings for QCMDEXEC,
etc, do what I do and store the command in a message field and specify
replacement data fields for your parameters. For example:

SBMJOB CMD(CALL PGM(HPMODS/R0774B) PARM(''&1'' ''&2'')) USER(IXAADMIN)

In your program retrieve the message from the message file using the QMHRTVM
system API passing along the parameter variables for the call. If you want
an example of a RtvMsg sub-procedure let me know and I'll post the one I
use.

Jonathan

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That is what I am struggling with, getting the cmdstring (submitjob)
formated correctly. I forgot to post the callp which is:

Callp SystemCmd(SubmitJob : %Len(SubmitJob))




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Run in debug. Paste value of cmdstring.

Rob Berendt

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