RPG Vs RPGLE
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RPG Vs RPGLE
razuk_r Wed Sep 02, 2009 6:34 pm
Hi,
The below are the statements in RPG as well as in RPGLE
PGM1_RPG:
0001 I ‘2’ C VAR1
0002 C *like Defn *INLR VAR2
0003 C Move VAR1 VAR2
PGM1_RPGLE:
0001 D ‘2’ C VAR1
0002 C *like Define *INLR VAR2
0003 C Move VAR1 VAR2
Q1: Above these 2 pgms are compiled or not?
Q2: If any one compile give me the reason of compilation
Q3: If not compiled give the reason for not compiled.
The below are the statements in RPG as well as in RPGLE
PGM1_RPG:
0001 I ‘2’ C VAR1
0002 C *like Defn *INLR VAR2
0003 C Move VAR1 VAR2
PGM1_RPGLE:
0001 D ‘2’ C VAR1
0002 C *like Define *INLR VAR2
0003 C Move VAR1 VAR2
Q1: Above these 2 pgms are compiled or not?
Q2: If any one compile give me the reason of compilation
Q3: If not compiled give the reason for not compiled.
razuk_r- Posts : 65
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Not compiled
muthuraman Tue Sep 22, 2009 2:10 pm
because the the seton (*inlr) indicator it should be either on (or)off which means '0' (or) '1'.
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Not compiled.
razuk_r Wed Sep 23, 2009 1:34 pm
Muthu, I am not able to understand your reply 
Pls mention which one is complied and which is not and why?.
Pls mention which one is complied and which is not and why?.
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Rpgle
swaminathan Thu Sep 24, 2009 11:24 am
The Rpgile pgm does not supports the MOVE opcodes. So The Rpg Ile pgm will not get compiled..
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Rpgile pgm does not supports the MOVE opcodes
razuk_r Thu Sep 24, 2009 6:40 pm
Hi Swaminathan,
RPGILE supports MOVE opcode. Pls check again.
RPGILE supports MOVE opcode. Pls check again.
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Re: RPG Vs RPGLE
muthuraman Fri Sep 25, 2009 4:42 pm
Razuk,
Both two programms were not conpiled.because the value of VAR2 is '2' for both programms.The seton (*inlr) indicator it should be either on (or)off which means '0' (or) '1'.
but the above programms the value for *inlr is '2'.so both two programms were not compiled.
Both two programms were not conpiled.because the value of VAR2 is '2' for both programms.The seton (*inlr) indicator it should be either on (or)off which means '0' (or) '1'.
but the above programms the value for *inlr is '2'.so both two programms were not compiled.
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Both two programms were not conpiled
razuk_r Fri Sep 25, 2009 6:05 pm
Muthu,
I am sure you are wrong. Pls check again.
I am sure you are wrong. Pls check again.
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