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Yes, as soon as the code tried to reference a subfield of @PARMS, it got
an MCH3601. As does eval ptrPARMS:x in debug.
I was under the impression that parameters are passed by reference, i.e. a
pointer is passed. Is that not the case? Or I cannot reference any given
parameter's pointer by defining the parameter as a pointer?
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On 10/6/2016 1:52 PM, CRPence wrote:
On 06-Oct-2016 15:41 -0500, Peter Dow wrote:--
On a v5r4 system I have a CLLE program with
DCL &RC *CHAR 2
DCL &CALLER *CHAR 10
DCL &PARMS *CHAR 111
CALL PGM(OB0050AN) PARM(&RC &CALLER &PARMS)
And an SQLRPGLE program that has
d OB0050AN pi
d @RETURNCODE 2a
d @CALLER 10a
d ptrPARMS *
d @PARMS e ds extname(OB0050PR) based(ptrPARMS)
When I debug the SQLRPGLE program, I can see the values passed for
@RETURNCODE and @CALLER, but for ptrPARMS it shows SPP:*NULL.
Hmm. I would think there would also be a MCH3601 exposed, somehow, to
reveal\indicate why the value is presented as *NULL; what does EVAL
ptrPARMS:X show?
What am I missing?
The interface does not match to the CALL. The CL would either need to
pass the address of (&PARMS) [i.e. CHGVAR (&cl_ptrPARMS) (%addr(&PARMS))
and then CALL … PARM(&RC &CALLER &cl_ptrPARMS)], or the RPG would need to
change to type of ptrPARMS to be 111A [and probably best also renamed to
something like data_ofPARMS].
This is the RPG programming on the IBM i (AS/400 and iSeries) (RPG400-L)
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