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A user space is an alternative to calling %ALLOC/DEALLOC, but, it
doesn't provide any functionality other than providing memory.
i.e., how do you %SCAN, %CHECK, %SUBST, %BITxxx, %REPLACE, %SCANRPL,
%TRIM or %XLATE on data in a user space? You can do it -- but only up
to the 64k limit of an RPG string. Beyond that, you need to use a C
function, or write your own equivalent routine (using pointers, et al)
Thus, you are right back to square one... All you have with a user
space is a more complicated way of doing %ALLOC/%REALLOC/DEALLOC.
On 11/30/2011 11:37 AM, Monnier, Gary wrote:
Can you use a user space? That gives you 16 Mb.
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