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You *might* encounter an RNQ0222. It's not guaranteed... it depends on
what happens to be in memory at the spot where the parameter address
would be. Most of the time, that memory would contain an invalid
pointer, and therefore you'd get an RNQ0222. But, if by chance it
happens to be a valid pointer, you'll simply access an unexpected area
of memory.
The only correct way to handle "*nopass" parameters is to check %parms.
On 4/17/2012 9:16 AM, David Gibbs wrote:
You'll encounter an RNQ0222 error if you try to access a parameter
that is unpassed within the called program.
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