quick and dirty:
D ChkUsrAut PR ExtPgm('QSYCUSRA')
d authindicator 1a
d userprofile 10a const
d qualobject 20a const
d objecttype 10a const
d authority 110a const
d authcount 10i 0 const
d calllevel 10i 0 const
d errorcode 500a options(*varsize)
dErrorDS ds Qualified
d BytesProvided 10i 0 Inz(%Size(ErrorDS))
d BytesAvailable 10i 0
d MsgID 7a
d 1a
d Text 500a Varying
Dauthind s 1a
/free
chkusraut( authind
: 'USERID '
: 'QRPGLESRC MYLIB '
: '*FILE'
: '*CHANGE'
: 1
: 1
: ErrorDS);
*inlr=*On;
return;
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Okay - Thanks much.
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just in case you are interested here is my error code DS
dErrorDS ds Qualified
d BytesProvided 10i 0 Inz(%Size(ErrorDS))
d BytesAvailable 10i 0
d MsgID 7a
d 1a
d Text 500a Varying
so your call would look like this:
QSyCUsrA(AuthYN:'USERID':'LIBRARY/FILENAME':'*FILE':
Authority:AuthNbr:CallLevel:ErrorDS);
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OH - right.
Thanks!
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you still have a problem. error code is NOT a pointer...it's variable
character data.
d errorcode 500a options(*varsize)
the field definition would be a character field as well...
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Okay - Thanks for your help!
Here's the new code (for the archives), and it's working now...
// Interface for the API...
D QSyCUsrA PR ExtPgm('QSYCUSRA')
D 1A CONST Authority Indicator
D 10A CONST Profile Name
D 20A CONST Qualified Object Nam
e
D 10A CONST Object Type
D 110A CONST Authority
D 10i 0 Number of Authorites
D 10i 0 Call Level
D * Error Code
D AuthYN S 1A
D ObjType S 10A
D Authority S 110A
D AuthNbr S 10i 0 INZ(1)
D CallLevel S 10i 0
D ErrorCode S *
D Response S 1A
/Free
//AUTHYN = 'N';
ObjType = '*FILE ';
Authority = '*CHANGE ';
QSyCUsrA(AuthYN:'USERID ':'FILENAME LIBRARY ':ObjType:
Authority:AuthNbr:CallLevel:ErrorCode);
DSPLY AUTHYN ;
*INLR = *On;
/End-Free
I also had to take the Varying off of the Authority parameter.
Thanks for your all of your help.
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your prototype is severely off. char(*) in the IBM documentation means
it's a variable character data not a pointer (which is what you have the
parms defined as)
my prototype would be more like this:
D QSyCUsrA PR ExtPgm('QSYCUSRA')
d authindicator 1a
d userprofile 10a const
d qualobject 20a const
d objecttype 10a const
d authority 110a options(*varsize)
d authcount 10i 0 const
d calllevel 10i 0 const
d errorcode 500a options(*varsize)
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Also, I see what could be a problem is the 4B 0 definitions. Change them
to
*10I 0* (integer).
On 8/7/07, jstevens@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx <jstevens@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I am pretty new to API's. I am trying to call the QSYCUSRA API. My
code
is like this...
// Interface for the API...
D QSyCUsrA PR ExtPgm('QSYCUSRA')
D 1A Authority Indicator
D 10A CONST Profile Name
D 20A CONST Qualified Object
Nam
e
D 10A CONST Object Type
D * Authority
D 4B 0 Number of Authorites
D 4B 0 Call Level
D * Error Code
D AuthYN S 1A
D Authority S *
D AuthNbr S 4B 0 INZ(1)
D CallLevel S 4B 0
D ErrorCode S *
D Response S 1A
/Free
AUTHYN = 'N';
QSyCUsrA(AuthYN:'USERID':'LIBRARY/FILENAME':'*FILE':
Authority:AuthNbr:CallLevel:ErrorCode);
DSPLY AUTHYN ;
*INLR = *On;
/End-Free
But when I run it, I get the message CPF22F7 Number of authorities must
be
between 1 and 11. A value of 120064 was specified.
I'm using the info at
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/iseries/v5r2/ic2924/index.htm?info/apis/QSYCUSRA.htm
to get the required parameter goup.
I assume that I'm doing something wrong with my AuthNbr definition, but
I'm not sure.
Any suggestions?
Thanks!
Jeff Stevens
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