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  3. July 2012

Re: %Parms Test Problem

This is news to me. I use %parms all the time for programs I call from the command line.

Joe

I don't think the command line (which it looks like you are using) passes the minimal descriptors that are needed for %parms to work Jerry.

Try calling from another RPG or CL and it should work.


On 2012-07-10, at 1:00 PM, rpg400-l-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

I am having an issue with *NOPASS and %Parms. The issue is that, when I
pass the parm, %parms is not resolving correctly.


I invoked the program via:

CALL ARQ006 PARM('X')
Jon Paris

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