You can also use *N as a placeholder for parameters you don't want to specify.
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Sean Porterfield
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From: Vern Hamberg
I've got away from DSPPFM almost completely - once in a while the
F10/F11 hex over/under is useful.
Instead, I use RUNQRY - it, also, is always there, and it displays
everything as their value, not their hex representation. As an example -
runqry () qiws/qcustcdt
You have to put in the empty parentheses - that is where a query name
would go.
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