I want to use the QsyAddServerEntry API in an RPG program, but I'm
having a heck of a time getting it to work. I suspect my prototype is
defined incorrectly. I've created loads of prototypes for system APIs
but this one is stumping me. The IBM documentation for the API looks
like this:

Add Server Authentication Entry (QsyAddServerEntry) API Syntax for
QsyAddServerEntry:

#include <qsysvrfn.h>

void QsyAddServerEntry
(char User_profile[10],
char *Server_name,
int Length_of_server_name,
char *User_ID,
int Length_of_user_ID,
char *Password,
int Length_of_password,
void *Error_code);


My prototype currently looks like this:

DAddSvrAutE PR ExtProc('QsyAddServerEntry')
D User 10a Const
D Server 200a Const Options(*Varsize)
D ServerLen 10i 0 Const
D UserId 1000a Const Options(*Varsize)
D UserIdLen 10i 0 Const
D Password 696a Const Options(*Varsize)
D PasswordLen 10i 0 Const
D APIErr 256a Options(*Varsize)

I'm getting error code CPF3C1D stating that the length of parameter 3 is
invalid.

Can anyone tell me what the RPG prototype should look like for this API?

Ken Danforth
kdanforth@xxxxxxxxxx



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