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ossodue
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Joined: 29 Mar 2006
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Hi.
I find on the web the code that a called routine can use to get the number and the address of passed parameter.
With some tricks, my version is
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*----------------------------------------------------------------*
IDENTIFICATION DIVISION.
*----------------------------------------------------------------*
PROGRAM-ID. PARMCOUN.
*----------------------------------------------------------------*
ENVIRONMENT DIVISION.
*----------------------------------------------------------------*
CONFIGURATION SECTION.
*----------------------------------------------------------------*
SPECIAL-NAMES.
*----------------------------------------------------------------*
DECIMAL-POINT IS COMMA.
*----------------------------------------------------------------*
INPUT-OUTPUT SECTION.
*----------------------------------------------------------------*
FILE-CONTROL.
*----------------------------------------------------------------*
DATA DIVISION.
*----------------------------------------------------------------*
FILE SECTION.
*----------------------------------------------------------------*
WORKING-STORAGE SECTION.
*----------------------------------------------------------------*
01 SW-LAST-PARM PIC X(01) VALUE SPACE.
88 NO-LAST-PARM VALUE 'N'.
88 YES-LAST-PARM VALUE 'Y'.
01 W-PARMS-COUNTER PIC 9(08) COMP
VALUE ZERO.
*----------------------------------------------------------------*
LINKAGE SECTION.
*----------------------------------------------------------------*
01 L-BASE-PARMS POINTER.
01 L-TAB-PARMS.
05 L-ELE-PARM OCCURS 1
INDEXED BY IX-ELE-PARM.
10 L-ADDR-PARM-X.
15 L-ADDR-PARM-P POINTER.
15 L-ADDR-PARM-B REDEFINES L-ADDR-PARM-P
PIC S9(09) BINARY.
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PROCEDURE DIVISION USING BY VALUE L-BASE-PARMS.
*----------------------------------------------------------------*
IF ADDRESS OF L-BASE-PARMS NOT = NULL
SET ADDRESS OF L-TAB-PARMS
TO ADDRESS OF L-BASE-PARMS
MOVE ZERO TO W-PARMS-COUNTER
SET NO-LAST-PARM TO TRUE
PERFORM VARYING IX-ELE-PARM FROM 1 BY 1
UNTIL YES-LAST-PARM
ADD 1 TO W-PARMS-COUNTER
IF L-ADDR-PARM-P (IX-ELE-PARM) = NULL
DISPLAY 'ADDRESS OF PARAMETER NUMBER '
W-PARMS-COUNTER
' IS NULL'
ELSE
DISPLAY 'ADDRESS OF PARAMETER NUMBER '
W-PARMS-COUNTER
' IS >'
L-ADDR-PARM-X (IX-ELE-PARM)
'<'
END-IF
IF L-ADDR-PARM-B (IX-ELE-PARM) < ZERO
SET YES-LAST-PARM TO TRUE
END-IF
END-PERFORM
ELSE
DISPLAY 'NO PARAMETERS PASSED'
END-IF.
GOBACK.
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I'd like to get the length of each parameter. Is it possible?
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UmeySan
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Joined: 22 Aug 2006
Posts: 771
Location: Germany
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Hi ossodue !
In your example, you receiving the adresses where data has been stored for futher use. So the parameter is a adress. A adress is a 4byte word.
But i think you do not mean this. If you want to know the whole length of
the data at that adress, the calling applikation has to store the length into a separate field. Could easily done by using String with count-option.
UNSTRING WRK-VERWENDTX DELIMITED BY '*' ...or size
INTO DATA-VERW-ZWECK-D IN UMSATZ-BEREICH
COUNT IN DATA-VERW-ZWECK-L IN UMSATZ-BEREICH
END-UNSTRING
CALL MDP01510 USING UMSATZ-BEREICH
01 UMSATZ-BEREICH
10 DATA-VERW-ZWECK.
49 DATA-VERW-ZWECK-L PIC S9(4) COMP.
49 DATA-VERW-ZWECK-D PIC X(378).
Regards, UmeySan |
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