Rob,

1&2) This is a brand new program. I haven't needed triggers on the system yet
but have written them before on others.

3) Here is the standard copy member I use. Some what stolen. Some what
customized for my tastes. I've tried both the *ENTRY as shown and the
prototype that is commented out.

      // First parameter of trigger call.  Trigger buffer header information.
     D trigParm1       ds
     D  tgfile                       10a
     D  tglib                        10a
     D  tgmbr                        10a
     D  tgevent                       1a
     D  tgtime                        1a
     D  tgcmtlck                      1a
     D  tgfillr1                      3a
     D  tgccsid                      10i 0
     D  tgrrn                        10i 0
     D  tgfillr2                      4a
     D  tgoldrcoff                   10i 0
     D  tgoldrclrl                   10i 0
     D  tgoldnuloff                  10i 0
     D  tgoldnullen                  10i 0
     D  tgnewrcoff                   10i 0
     D  tgnewrclrl                   10i 0
     D  tgnewnuloff                  10i 0
     D  tgnewnullen                  10i 0
     D  tgfillr3                     16a

      // Second parameter of trigger call.  Ignored by program.
     D tgbufferlen     s             10i 0

      // Constants used for trigger verification: triggering event,
      //  trigger time and commitment lock levels.
     D triggerEventInsert...
     D                 c                   const('1')
     D triggerEventDelete...
     D                 c                   const('2')
     D triggerEventUpdate...
     D                 c                   const('3')
     D triggerEventRead...
     D                 c                   const('4')

     D triggerTimeAfter...
     D                 c                   const('1')
     D triggerTimeBefore...
     D                 c                   const('2')

     D commit_none...
     D                 c                   const('0')
     D commit_changes...
     D                 c                   const('1')
     D commit_cursorStability...
     D                 c                   const('2')
     D commit_all...
     D                 c                   const('3')

     D*trigger         PR
     D* trigparm1                 32767    Options(*VarSize)
     D* bufferlen                    10i 0
     D*                PI
     D* trigparm1                 32767    Options(*VarSize)
     D* BufferLen                    10i 0
      // Trigger entry parameter list.
     C     *entry        plist
     C     trigparm1     parm                    trigParm1
     C     bufferlen     parm                    bufferLen

This is the headers for the actual program. I use CRTBNDPGM with
DBGVIEW(*SOURCE). I've tried the *CALLER activation and as it is here.

     H copyright('Copyright 2002, Roger Vicker, CCP and Vicker Programming')
     H option(*SRCSTMT : *NODEBUGIO)
     H datfmt(*usa)
     H* DFTACTGRP(*no )
     H* actgrp(*caller)
     h extbinint

Thanks.

Roger Vicker, CCP

rob@dekko.com wrote:

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> 1)  Was this program working prior to V5R1?
> 2)  Is this your first trigger program?
> 3)  Please post your *ENTRY or your programs initial PI, whichever method
> you are using.  And also post the datastructures used to make up these
> variables.
>
> Rob Berendt
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> "They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
> safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
> Benjamin Franklin
>
> "Roger Vicker, CCP" <rvicker@vicker.com>
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>         To:     RPG400 <rpg400-l@midrange.com>
>         cc:
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>         Subject:        Trigger parameters blank filled.
>
> Hello,
>
> I am using a system at V5R1M0 with current Cum PTF and trying to
> create a new trigger program in RPGLE. My problem is that when the
> trigger fires the first parameter (the buffers) is blank filled and
> the second parm (buffer length) is zero. I've tried compiling
> DFTACTGRP(*YES) and DFTACTGRP(*NO) ACTGRP(*CALLER) with no difference.
> I've tried using procedure definitions and *ENTRY PLIST. The program
> is compiled with CRTBNDRPG
>
> To add the trigger I use ADDPFTRG FILE(FILELIB/FILE) TRGTIME(*AFTER)
> TRGEVENT(*INSERT) PGM(PGMLIB/TRIGGER)
>
> Shouldn't the parms always have something at least?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Roger Vicker, CCP
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