Calling runtime errors in AS/400

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AS/400 Runtime Errors

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Program A calls program B with invoice# ( 10S 0) as a parameter. Program B receives Invoice# as a incoming parameter ( Invoice# is a file field). But when program b is called i get a runtime error " PGMB 400 decimal-data error in field (C G S D F)" Help me to fix this error. Code goes as follows: PGMA ______ IDS DS I I 123456789 1 90INV C CALL 'PGMB' C PARM 3 INV 90 C SETON LR PGMB ________ FINVOICEPF IF E DISK C *ENTRY PLIST C PARM INV# C INV# DSPLY C SETON LR ___________

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Asked: January 6, 2011 2:55 AM Last updated: January 6, 2011 11:49 PM

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CharlieBrowne Jan 6, 2011 2:50 PM GMT

You should verify the the source and the target program have the value defined the same. Either both as Signed or both as Packed Decimal

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WoodEngineer Jan 6, 2011 5:00 PM GMT

You might try defining a prototype instead of the *Entry list. RPG is more flexible accepting parms via prototypes.

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TomLiotta Jan 6, 2011 8:57 PM GMT
I agree in general. There shouldn't be any programs created with a *ENTRY PLIST any more. However, to explore why the error is occurring, you might make this change:
```
     C     *ENTRY        PLIST
     C     INV#          parm                    pINV#            10
```
I can't quite tell how you are expecting to send a ( 10S 0) parm. The format that you posted the code in is nearly unreadable, but it looks more like nine positions rather than 10. If INV# really is a zoned-decimal field in the database and INV is a 10-digit zoned field in the calling program, then you should be able to reference the PARM as a 10-character field. When it gets moved to INV#, it should resolve fine. Tom
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philpl1jb Jan 6, 2011 11:49 PM GMT

RPG/400?? Are you sure? your members are type RPG not RPGLE??? Then C *ENTRY PLIST C parm pINV# 90 C move PINV# INV#

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