Re: How to call a remote program and getting a return value intoa passed parameter?

Hi!

I printed your answer and I gave it to my project manager. Personnaly, I
think that it is an interesting answer. He will decide which technologies he
can use for this project. We cannot use SQL because our other server doesn't
have SQL licence installed and we want a solution that works on both
servers...

If anyone have other suggestions, they are welcome...

Charles


"Vengoal Chang" <vengoal@xxxxxxxxxxx> a écrit
dans le message de news:44EA5250.5040001@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx

If the remote server is AS/400, you can use remote data queue to data
area as your interface for two systems.

local system setup:
CRTDDMF remoteAS400 for DDMF used by IP or SNA protocol for SBMRMTCMD used
CRTDTAQ (QGPL/RMT400DTAQ)  RMTDTAQ(QGPL/DTAQ) by SNA or RDB(create with
WRKRDBDIRE used IP protocol)

remote AS400 system:
CRTDTAQ DTAQ(QGPL/DTAQ)

local program:
SBMRMTCMD CMD(CALL PGM(rmt-program) PARM(parm1 parm2 parm3) to  remote
system
CALL QRCVDTAQ parm ('QGPL' 'RMT400DTAQ' 'daentry' 'dqentrylen'  -1)
the dqentry is the rmt-pgm response.

submitted rmt-pgm:
send result to qgpl/dtaq

best regards,

Vengoal


-------- Original Message  --------
From: "Charles St-Laurent"

<dringpiece@xxxxxxxxxxx>

To: midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: How to call a remote program and getting a return value into a
passed    parameter?
Date: 2006/8/21 PM 11:16

Hi!

I want to call a program on a remote server. The remote call looks like
this:

CALL MY_PROGRAM PARM(PARM1 PARM2 PARM3 PARM4)

The three first paramters are passed with a value and the last one is

blank.

So I want this CALL to be executed on the remote machine I want to

receive

the PARM4 value back on my local machine...

What is the simplest way to do so?

Thanks in advance for your answers

Charles

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