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On 11/02/2009, at 6:45 AM, Piotr Szczurek wrote:
If these 3 variables are splited, then command would be like this:
CALL
PGM(IVHHDRO3) PARM('' '120' X'100000001F' X'1090210F') but what
if the
are passed as a data structure? CALL PGM(IVHHDRO3) PARM(''
'120'X'100000001F'X'1090210F') is not working ;)
As you've determined the first form is incorrect because you are
passing 3 parameters to a program expecting only 1 parameter. The
second form isn't a data structure--it's just a mess--and is not
syntactically correct.
Because the called program expects a single parameter your code must
concatenate these three values into a single value. It must also
ensure each part is in the proper place. That is the value for comc
must start in position 1, the value for invo must start in position
4, and the value for data must start in position 9.
RPG will have difficulty generically handling the numeric values
because you need to get them into a character string but not convert
them to character in the process. Your code MUST keep all values in
the same form as expected by the called program. You can do this sort
of thing by remapping storage so your numeric values can be viewed as
if they were character by using a data structure and OVERLAY, or you
could convert all three values to their hexadecimal representation
and concatenate the hex strings, but you will probably find it easier
to use a memory copy function such as memcpy to simply copy the data
contained in the numeric variables into a longer character variable
representing the single variable you need to construct to pass to the
called program.
Something like:
D fakeDS S 1024
D comc S 3
D invno S 9 0
D date S 7 0
C memcpy( %ADDR(fakeDS), %ADDR(comc), %SIZE(comc) );
C memcpy( %ADDR(fakeDS)+%SIZE(comc), %ADDR(invno), %SIZE(invno) );
C memcpy( %ADDR(fakeDS)+%SIZE(comc)+%SIZE(invno), %ADDR(date), %SIZE
(date) );
Regards,
Simon Coulter.
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