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Booth
Did you check the help for EXTPGM? Not even a right-click - position cursor on keyword and hit F1.
I don't think EXTPGM is valid on a MAIN procedure - it's for prototyping a call to a program vs a procedure.
Vern
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Oh gosh. I checked that with the DSPLY line of code and got the results
I expected. I did get "DSPLY No Parm" when I called the program with no
parm passed.
I don't doubt your comment; after all, why would IBM create *NOPASS if
it is ignored? In other words, more confusion for me at the elementary
level.
I had a further question, but it is probably not related to a
*ENTRY/PLIST conversion. Is the EXTPGM() keyword of use for converting
*ENTRY/PLIST?
On 6/20/2013 1:33 PM, Anderson, Kurt wrote:
Hi Booth,
You're close on your code. If the Parm1 field is truly optional, you would need the keyword Options(*nopass) on the parameter. As you have it now, Parm1 is always passed so %parms =1 will always be true.
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