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Justin,

Your prototype is missing the return value. The putenv() API returns an int(10) value. Since this is missing, the results of calling this will be "unpredictable", which might be the cause of your woes.

There shouldn't be any need to run RMVENVVAR, putenv() will replace the previous value.

-SK


On 8/31/17 2:45 PM, Justin Taylor wrote:
I have a RPGLE program that uses putenv(). The same program is used with different inputs. With one particular set of inputs, I'm getting unexpected behavior. This is a batch-only job.

Code snippets (where ENV_NAME is a named constant, and sysCmd is a prototype for QCMDEXC):
Dcl-pr putEnv extProc('putenv') ;
envVar pointer value options(*string) ;
End-pr ;

sysCmd('RMVENVVAR ' + ENV_NAME);
putEnv(ENV_NAME + '=' + 'Success');


In every case but one, the environment variable contains 'Success'. In the problem case, the environment variable contains 'Success TOR' (pretty sure it's always the same).

Any suggestions?

Thanks



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