• Subject: RPG/ILE PSSR routine
  • From: "Brendan Bispham" <midrangel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 19 Jan 2000 11:18:55 -0000
  • Importance: Normal

Howdi,

I'm converting more programs over to RPG/ILE, but am having trouble with the
PSSR routine.

This is a self-contained PSSR I use in normal RPG:

*PSSR     BEGSR
          MOVELX'000000' HEX     3
          MOVELX'00'     HEX0    1
          MOVELX'01'     HEX1    1
HEX       CAT  HEX0:0    ERRBY
HEX       CAT  HEX1:0    ERRST
HEX       CAT  HEX1:0    ERRMC
          CALL 'QMHMOVPM'
          PARM           ERRKY   4
          PARM '*DIAG'   ERRMT  10
          PARM           ERRMC   4
          PARM '*'       ERRPQ  10
          PARM           ERRST   4
          PARM           ERRBY   4
          CALL 'QMHRSNEM'
          PARM           ERRKY
          PARM           ERRBY
          ENDSR

Before, the PSSR caught all the errors and the CL wrapper presented them
nice and neatly.

However, in ILE, I believe that the modules ignore the APIs and 'percolate'
the error messages up the stack until the entry module specifies a PSSR.

When I converted programs 6 months ago I RTFM and got confused. I think the
modules percolated the messages fine, and then I had to resend the excps 2
or 3 places up the stack, using the MOVPM and not RSNEM. And I had to change
the CL to cope with that.

What is the best method for an equivalent PSSR routine when you are using a
bunch of ILE programs (that each have a single module)?

TIA,

Brendan Bispham

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