Carol
EXECUTE PHANTOM X :MY.COMMON.VARIABLE
Usual rules for picking up command line arguments.
Regards
JayJay
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Subject: COMMON
George Gallen wrote:
You don't seem to be able to put any values on the phantom line
(and if you do, they seem to be ignored). I never tried Commons
for this.
Another method I use is I create a VOC entry
based on UserNO and something static like:
(ex. 101phantom)
1PA
2RUN LIB PROGRAMNAME
From: Carolina Lizama [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is there a way to pass some common variable to a Phantom program - which
will be called using EXECUTE 'PHANTOM '.
I've even tried named COMMON and it lost its value.
Common exists on a per-user basis. So, if your phantom initializes it, it
can use
Carolina,
Could you write the variable out to a file and read it in within your program?
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Thanks
Why not write the value to a commonly located record and then read it in the
phantom?
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Is there a way to pass some common variable to a Phantom
program - which
will be called using EXECUTE 'PHANTOM '.
I've even tried named COMMON and it lost its value.
Yes Carolina. There are a
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In a message dated 3/29/2004 1:11:11 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is there a way to pass some common variable to a Phantom
program - which
will be called
Is there a way to pass some common variable to a Phantom program - which
will be called using EXECUTE 'PHANTOM '.
I've even tried named COMMON and it lost its value.
You could try 'named pipes' to pass the information BUT this is a large
topic. You may need to do some investigation.
It
