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Back to article list Search Articles Add Comment Printer friendly Direct link Par2: Passing a Queue to a procedure (TYPE'd queues) 1999-07-27 -- Shawn Mason It can be a little tricky. You need to define a queue in your includes (or globally) with a
TYPE attribute. Then create the queue in both procedures using a LIKE your TYPE
queue. When you pass the queue, make it as a STRING parameter instead of a queue
(a queue parameter will not compile). When you need the components of the queue in
the procedures use the following dot syntax:
MyLocalProcQueueName.MyQueueField
This will allow you to read/write to the individual fields in the queue whether in the calling
or called procedure. A lot of this is covered in the help file under TYPE.
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