* "F" (file) specs define files and other i/o devices F ARMstF1 IF E K Disk Rename(ARMST:RARMST) * "D" (data) specs are used to define variables D pCusNo S 6p D pName S 30a D pAddr1 S 30a * The "chain" command is used for random access of a keyed file C pCusNo chain ARMstF1 * If a record is found, move fields from the file into parameters C if %found C eval pName = ARNm01 C eval pAddr1 = ARAd01 C eval pAddr2 = ARAd02 C eval pCity = ARCy01 C endif * RPG makes use of switches. One switch "LR" originally stood for "last record" * LR flags the program and its dataspace as removable from memory C eval *InLR = *On * "F" (file) specs define files and other i/o devices FARMstF1 IF E K Disk Rename(ARMST:RARMST) * "D" (data) specs are used to define variables and parameters * The "prototype" for the program is in a separate file * allowing other programs to call it /copy cust_pr * The "procedure interface" describes the *ENTRY parameters D getCustInf PI D pCusNo 6p 0 const D pName 30a D pAddr1 30a D pAddr2 30a D pCity 25a D pState 2a D pZip 10a /free // The "chain" command is used for random access of a keyed file chain pCusNo ARMstF1; // If a record is found, move fields from the file into parameters if %found; pName = ARNm01; pAddr1 = ARAd01; pAddr2 = ARAd02; pCity = ARCy01; pState = ARSt01; pZip = ARZp15; endif; // RPG makes use of switches. One switch "LR" originally stood for "last record" // LR actually flags the program and its dataspace as removable from memory. *InLR = *On; /end-free H main(GetCustInf) D ARMSTF1 E DS P GetCustInf B D GetCustInf PI extpgm('CUS001') D inCusNo like(arCNum) const D outName like(arName) D outAddr1 like(arAdd1) D outAddr2 like(arAdd2) D outCity like(arCity) D outState like(arStte) D outZip like(arZip) /free exec sql select arName, arAdd1, arAdd2, arCity, arStte, arZip into :outName, :outAddr1, :outAddr2, :outCity, :outState, :outZip from ARMSTF1 where arCNum = :inCusNo fetch first 1 row only with CS use currently committed; /end-free P GetCustInf E