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yadav2005
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 Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2008 11:21 am Post subject: PLI Subroutine |
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Hai,
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MAINPROC:PROCEDURE OPTIONS(MAIN);
DCL X FIXED DEC(7,2);
DCL Y FIXED DEC(7,2);
DCL Z FIXED DEC(8,2);
DCL SUBRT ENTRY;
/*declares SUBRT as procedure */
GET LIST(X,Y);
CALL SUBRT(X,Y,Z);
PUT LIST( |
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kolusu
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yadav2005
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Kolusu,
Thank You for your reply.Can you please tell me the equivalent of COBOL in PLI as below and how we can execute this:
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MAIN PROGRAM
CALL 'ABC' USING X,Y.
STOP RUN.
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SUB PROGRAM
PROCEDURE DIVISION USING X,Y.
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In cobol we compile Sub Program seperately and then comPile main program and run the main program.If a similar kind is needed to be achived ,can it be achieved in PL1 and how. Please let me know from you. |
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vkphani
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Nic Clouston
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what is the difference in External Procedure and Internal Procedure on PLI ?
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An external routine is one that is written and compiled separate to the routine calling it. An internal routine is one that is coded within the same program.
You could consider a PERFORMed Cobol paragraph the same as a PL/1 sub-routine except PL/1 sub-routines cannot be fallen through to except by bad coding which the compiler should pick up. They are NOT the same but it might help your understanding.
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