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  3. February 2011

Re: MCH1210 (Receiver value too small . . .) in an EVAL statement? On a string?


Frankly, I call procedures all the time and return results to variables, and I don't have this issue. There's something else going on here that you haven't described (probably because you haven't thought of it.)

Therefore... can you show us a simple test case that reproduces/illustrates the problem? If we can reproduce the problem, we're much more likely to have insight into what causes it.



On 2/23/2011 1:33 PM, James Lampert wrote:
Does anybody know of a case where a statement like

C EVAL AHFROM = GETEMAIL

where GETEMAIL is a procedure call with no parameters, returning an
80-character string, could throw an MCH1210? The procedure definition is
in the same module, but the exception is not being thrown in the
procedure definition.

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