Re: Command Parameter Question

["Peter Colpaert" <Peter.Colpaert@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Nelson,

my guess is that in the CPP the second parameter is checked for '*FROMMBR'
and in that case the first parameter value is copied into the second one.

Anyway, that's how I handle this sort of thing.

HTH,

Peter Colpaert
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"Smith, Nelson" <NSmith@lincare.com>@midrange.com on 01/07/2002 14:20:07
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Subject:  Command Parameter Question


On a CPP, is there a way to get one parameter to default to the value of an
earlier parameter?
 Seems like I have seen this on some IBM commands, but I can't seem to find
anything on how to do it.  The closest example I could find was the *FROMMBR
option on the TOMBR parameter of the CPYF command.  How is that implemented?
In other words, in the CPP, how is *FROMMBR linked to the value of the
FROMMBR parameter?


Nelson Smith
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