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On 08-Nov-2014 09:18 -0600, Steve Richter wrote:
your code should work. You can use CHGVAR to convert between
character and decimal. <<SNIP>>
For the archives: The OP noted [in an appropriate forum] that the
issue arose from a user-error\coding-error; i.e. the code that was
claimed not to have functioned properly, had never even ran, thus the
/conversion/ properly was _not_ effected:
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http://archive.midrange.com/midrange-l/201411/msg00252.html>
But as I stated both on this forum and the other, there would be no
reason to perform that conversion in the given scenario, because the CLP
accepts a *CHAR variable on the command parameter defined to accept an
INTEGER data type. The character variable could have been used directly
in the noted context, so any conversion would have been superfluous; the
additional declaration and the Change Variable both could have been
omitted from the CLP source.
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