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How pass a value through parm parameter which is greater than 100 bytes?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 5 Last Update: March 17, 2008     Asked by: roshan 
  
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November 07, 2006 23:06:43   #1  
utkarsh        

RE: how pass a value through parm parameter which is g...
we cant pass the value through parm parameter which has more than 100 byte length
 
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November 30, 2006 07:12:01   #2  
narsireddy.myla        

RE: How pass a value through parm parameter which is g...
we can pass the parameter more than 100 character(it can by any length) that is started as usual and continuation character any character in 72 column and next line we have to start in the 16 th column so on.each parameter is seperated by comma
 
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November 30, 2006 07:33:35   #3  
narsireddy.myla        

RE: How pass a value through parm parameter which is g...
we can't pass through param more than 100 char.
 
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December 19, 2006 06:44:14   #4  
Kranthi        

RE: How pass a value through parm parameter which is g...

Hi

We dont pass a parm which is more than 100 bytes thru PARM parameter but we pas it thru syssin card and we have to accept it in our program.

and the other way of passing parameters is thru datasets.

Regards


 
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March 17, 2008 07:41:01   #5  
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RE: How pass a value through parm parameter which is greater than 100 bytes?
we can't pass through parm more than 100 char. Remember it.
 
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