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Hi Doug,
Am 14.02.2024 um 19:35 schrieb DEnglander--- via RPG400-L <rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
dcl-pi prc_items;
@_key01 like(bbkey01) const; [packed 9]
@_billback# like(bbnumber) const; [char 15]
end-pi prc_items;
If possible try to switch the second (or both) parameters from CONST to VALUE and see, what happens then.
Changing the parameter type from a "LIKE" definition to the same data type in "written out" form doesn't change anything.
With CONST the compiler tests if the passed field is compatible with the parameter type. If not it will make a copy and pass a pointer to the copy. If yes it will simply pass a pointer to the original variable and make sure, that the procedure doesn't change it. But if the variable changes for some other reason (like changing the global field) will be possible.
So when in question - always try to switch to VALUE and try again.
HTH and kind regards,
Daniel
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