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Thanks everyone. The problem was as a few mentioned, that I was passing
in a field from format foordhd.
Thanks all.
Robert Rogerson
On 2011-12-19 1:56 PM, Scott Klement wrote:
Robert,
The "CLEAR FOORDHD" is apparently clearing some global variables.
Is it possible that p_FONumber is viewing the same area of memory as one
of the globals you cleared?
Just because p_FONumber provides read-only access to the underlying
memory doesn't mean that the global variables are read-only, too.
On 12/19/2011 12:06 PM, Robert Rogerson wrote:
Hi all,
I have a subprocedure to create an order header record.
P CreateFlexOrderHeader...
P b
d CreateFlexOrderHeader...
d pi n
d p_FONumber like(ord#) const
d p_BatchIdRec likeds(batchIdRecTemplate)
const
* Local variables
/free
Clear foordhd;
.
.
.
/end-free
P CreateFlexOrderHeader...
P e
When I put the program in debug a break just before the CLEAR FOORDHD
statement the p_FONumber parameter (a new order number) and p_BatchIdRec
(a record used to build a new order record) both have (correct) values.
When I issue the Clear foordhd statement (foordhd is the record format in
the file which I am building a new record for) the value for po_FONumber
is being set to 0 while p_BatchIdRec remains unchanged.
Can someone tell me why p_FONumber being changed?
Thanks,
Robert Rogerson
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