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  3. January 2009

RE: Passing unwanted parameters

Rory et Al,

Having a problem with this, hope you can help.

My test program :
D AParms UDS
D Parm1 LIKE ( REF_Parm )

C *DTAARA DEFINE MyDtaAra AParms
C IN AParms
C EVAL Parm1 = 'test'
C OUT AParms

C CALL 'Mypgm'

/FREE

DSPLY %SUBST ( GetMyPgmError ( ) : 1 : 52 );
RETURN;

/END-FREE



In mypgm:
D AParms UDS DTAARA ( NPA010 )
D Parm1 LIKE ( REF_Parm )

No operations on the data area

P GetMyPgmError...
P B EXPORT
D PI LIKE ( REF_ERRMSG )

/FREE

RETURN globalErrorMessage;

/END-FREE

P GetMyPgmError...
P E


When my test program goes back to get the error message, with DSPLY %SUBST ( GetMyPgmError ( ) : 1 : 52 ), why is the data area locked?

Thanks

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