Joe Reichman wrote:
>I have a prolog and eplog macros as exit and entry to program
>The prolog is coded as such
> MACRO
> &NAME PRLG &DSA
> GBLC &DSANUM
> &DSANUM SETC '&DSA'
>When used in the prolog
> As such
> AIF ('&DSANUM' EQ '').NODSA
> AH R11,=H'&DSANUM'
> .NODSA ANOP
> I get the value I coded e.g. PRLG 30
>GNERATES AH R11,=H'30'
>However when I used it in the EIPLOG it fails to retain its value and is null
> MACRO
> EPLG
> LCLC &CURCSECT
> GBLC &DSANUM
>As this code in the eplog is skipped
> WS_DSECT DSECT
> DS 18FD
> NAB DS AD
> AIF ('&DSANUM' EQ '').NODSA
> DS CL&DSANUM
> .NODSA ANOP
I'd try setting another variable and testing it as well, to be sure something
else isn't happening to reset &DSANUM, unlikely as that might be.
Also, MNOTE is your friend in terms of displaying the value of a variable at
various points.
