Earlier I posted that you could pass along the *OMIT's to PGM C, but now
that I think about it, *OMIT has no address or pointer, so you probably
cannot pass those on. You'll have to evaluate the situation in the
RouterPgm, and then you'll just be passing MyParm1 and ErrorMessage to Pgm
C.
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Hi can someone help me out with this?
A program calls a router program with the name of the program to be called
by the router plus other optional parameters.
I wanted to configure the router program to accept several other parameters
conditioned by OPTIONS(*OMIT).
Example
In Pgm A
CallP RouterPgm ( PgmID : *OMIT : *OMIT : MyParm1 : ErrorMessage );
In Pgm B
CallP RouterPgm ( PgmID : MyParm1 : MyParm2 : MyParm3 : ErrorMessage );
*OMIT is being used when the parameters have no relevance in the calling
program.
In the example of Pgm A, if PgmId= Pgm C, how would you code that program's
prototype?
Maybe *OMIT is not a good idea.
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