Re: Two variables...one memory location

[Booth Martin <booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Can you change the process to pass just one data structure as the parm? 

I suggest this solution because there could be lots of reasons for what 
is happening to you.  It might be easier to just bypass the whole 
problem by using one parm?



Chandra Krieg wrote:
> I am calling a procedure that passes in 12 parameters.  Two of these parms are populated within the procedure and the new values are passed back to the calling pgm.  These two variables, when testing, are using the same memory address in the system.  As soon as one is assigned a new value they both are updated with the new value.
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> I have changed the order of the parameters, re-compiled, logged off and other various means of trying to resolve the address issue.  Can anyone tell me why the system might be assigning these two variables the same memory location or a way to avoid this?
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