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  3. July 2013

Re: Multiple occurrence data structure anomaly

I coded up an RPG III test and tried it, and Trevor is right. It appears that when it passes a MODS as a parameter, it always passes the address of the first occurrence.

IMHO, that's weird behavior. But, that's what it does.


On 7/5/2013 1:31 PM, Alan Campin wrote:
My recommendation. Write a test program in RPG III. Do nothing but create a
MODS with 50 occurrence. Set to some number and pass. Create a second
program to do nothing but receive.

Do the same thing you did to the programs. Convert both to RPG IV? Test.
Does the same thing If not, you know you have a problem with the compiler.
If it works something else going on.


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