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From Midrange-L (moved across, since it's a pure RPG question):
On 11/12/2012 8:02 AM, rpglist@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
I'm trying to pass a parm into a free format program and I have it
prototyped as follows:
DRigsChk pr extpgm('@RIGSCHK')
D InDate 8
DClm3024R pi
D InDate 8
However when I try to check the value of Indate I get a MCH3601
What the heck am I doing wrong here?
The example is a bit confusing. You have a PR/PI that do not appear to
be matched to one another. Although they look like they accept the same
parameter, they have different names, so RPG will not consider them the
same thing.
But, in any case, MCH3601 doesn't mean that there's something wrong with
your PI. It means that the caller didn't pass the parameter. There's
nothing you can do on the receiving side (where the PI is) to force the
caller to pass the parameter... that has to be done on the calling side.
-SK
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