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[mailto:rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] De la part de Scott Klement
In the example of Pgm A, if PgmId= Pgm C, how would you code that
program's prototype?
I don't understand where you are stuck. This seems like such
a simple thing...
Hi Scott,
Using Simon's example :
D ROUTER PR
D errMsg 1024 (as CONST OPTIONS(*VARSIZE) if input-only)
D PgmID 21 CONST OPTIONS(*VARSIZE)
D p1 ???? OPTIONS(*NOPASS : *OMIT)
D p2 ???? OPTIONS(*NOPASS : *OMIT)
D p3 ???? OPTIONS(*NOPASS : *OMIT)
I can see that I can code the prototype for Pgm C thus :
D ¨PgmC PR
D errMsg 1024 (as CONST OPTIONS(*VARSIZE) if input-only)
D PgmID 21 CONST OPTIONS(*VARSIZE)
Présuming it has no knowledge of the other parameters. In my OP, I hadn't thought of *nopass so I was wondering how to take care of the other parameters. If P1 was clientId for example, and PgmC did not use the parameter and had nothing to do with clients, I'd still have to define a parameter based on clientID.
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