Re: How can I tell what parameters are required by a program?

[Don <dr2@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Doug, Booth...

there was a nice discourse on this on the usenet group back last year
sometime.  It also had a nice solution or methodology to make some
intelligent guesses...  Perhaps someone has that posting in their archives
and can give a synopsis...

Al, this would make for a interesting tool addition, although I'm sure it
would be easiest done in RPG...:)

Don
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On Tue, 4 Jul 2000, Douglas Handy wrote:

> Booth,
> 
> >Run it and  when it fails do a Dump and read the Errors in the Outque?  (I 
> >believe the outq is QEZDEBUG?)
> 
> However, AFAIK the program must be observable or you won't gain much.
> And since the RPG compiler always sets the number of parameters
> required as the range 0-255, regardless of the *Entry plist, you can't
> rely on the min/max parm count either (for RPG programs). :(
> 
> Doug
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