You can easily do this by using a global variable. E.g.
GBLC &MAC123AREA
AIF ('&MAC123AREA' EQ '').FIRSTCALL
AIF ('&MAC123AREA' EQ '&AREA').AREAOK
MNOTE 8,'AREA=&AREA does not match previous area of &MAC123AREA'
MEXIT ,
.FIRSTCALL ANOP ,
&MAC123AREA SETC '&AREA'
.AREAOK ANOP ,Regards, Jon Perryman. ________________________________ From: paul schuster <[email protected]> How can I enforce the requirement that the AREA=parameter is coded the same in both invocations of the macro?
