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Hi Scott, Thanks for all the work you put in. Actually, you made me thinking. The fact that the "Command" is able to place the vary bytes in front of the string indicates that there is something working between the program using the command and the command. Here is the program that dumps with MCH5003. Notice when you debug, everything runs okay until the return. It must be that the parameter from the command is not passed by reference. CMD name is CMD2 CMD PARM KWD(QIFILE) TYPE(*PNAME) LEN(899) DFT('*') + PROMPT('Queue information file') PARM KWD(KEY) TYPE(*CHAR) LEN(32) PROMPT('QIF Key') PARM KWD(RTNVAL) TYPE(*X) LEN(2400) + RTNVAL(*YES) PROMPT('CL Var for RTNVAL') PARM KWD(RTNVALLEN) TYPE(*INT2) PROMPT('Length of + RTNVAL variable') CPP, create a *module with debug(source) and then crtpgm. The rest is default from the crtrpglemod and crtpgm commands. A bit long but I clipped it from my program. DW#QIFile S 899 DW#QIFKey S 32 DW#QIFRVal S * DW#QIFRValLen S 5I 0 inz(0) DA#QIFile S * inz(%addr(W#QIFile)) DA#QIFKey S * inz(%addr(W#QIFKey)) DA#QIFRVal S * inz(%addr(W#QIFRVal)) DA#QIFRValLen S * inz(%addr(W#QIFRValLen)) * ------------------------------------------ * Parameter field declarations * ------------------------------------------ DP#QIFile S 899A DP#QIFKey S 32A DP#QIFRVal S 2048A DP#QIFRValLen S 5I 0 * ------------------------------------------ * Field declarations * ------------------------------------------ DW#RetLen S 5I 0 DW#Blanks S 2048A inz(*Blanks) C *ENTRY Plist C PARM P#QIFile C PARM P#QIFKey C PARM P#QIFRVal C PARM P#QIFRValLen /Free // ---------------------------------------------------------- // Mainline // ---------------------------------------------------------- // ------------------------------------------ // Setup parameters to call wallies retriever. // ------------------------------------------ W#QIFile = %trimr(P#QIFile) + X'00'; W#QIFKey = %trimr(P#QIFKey) + X'00'; W#QIFRValLen = P#QIFRValLen + 1; W#QIFRVal = %alloc(W#QIFRValLen); // rc = GetQFKeyVal(A#QIFile: // A#QIFKey: // W#QIFRVal: // W#QIFRValLen); W#RetLen = P#QIFRValLen; P#QIFRVal = %str(W#QIFRVal: P#QIFRValLen); // ------------------------------------------ // Return. // ------------------------------------------ *INLR = *ON; Return; /END-FREE The command that activates it all is: PGM &QIF DCL VAR(&QUEF) TYPE(*CHAR) LEN(14) + VALUE('xxxxxxxxxxxx') DCL VAR(&SDIR) TYPE(*CHAR) LEN(48) + VALUE('aaanzmxnzmxnzmxnzmxnzmnxzmnxmznxmznx+ zmn') DCL VAR(&QIF) TYPE(*CHAR) LEN(899) CHGVAR VAR(&QIF) + VALUE(' sdsdsdsdsdsd - sdfsdfsdf - sd+lkfjsldfks +dkf+sldkf +sldk fs+ldkf +sldkfs - sdfsdf - sdfsdfsdfsdfsdfsdfsdf - - ') CMD2 QIFILE(&QIF) KEY(QUEF) RTNVAL(&QUEF) + RTNVALLEN(14) DMPCLPGM CMD2 QIFILE(&QIF) KEY(SDIR) RTNVAL(&SDIR) + RTNVALLEN(45) DMPCLPGM ENDPGM do a call thispgm '/does/not/matter'
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