• Subject: QSYSINC not in V3R7M0 what to do?
  • From: Jim Langston <jimlangston@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Mon, 02 Oct 2000 17:37:48 -0500
  • Organization: Pacer International

I'm attempting to write an API interface for the QSPRWTRI API.  So far I have 
coded the
parameter specs, but then I get to the Error Code which is a pointer character 
to an error
structure.  Reading the manual on the API points me to "Error Code Parameter" 
in the System
API Reference.  Going there, there are 2 possible structures that can be 
returned, and to
make it even more fun, yet another character pointer the the Exception data is 
used.

One of the possible error returns is 17 bytes long, the other is 36 bytes long 
(I believe,
if a pointer character is 4 bytes long).  To make things easy, IBM provides a 
/COPY member
QUSEC in QRPGLESRC in QSYSINC which, of course, does not come with V3R7M0.

If possible I would like to get a copy of this structure without violating 
IBM's copyright
on the source code.  Barbara, Hans, any solutions?  Or am I just going to have 
to write it 
from scratch?

Regards,

Jim Langston
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