Purpose

XFERIN accepts the parameters passed by a program that called PROIV with a transparent logon.
 

Syntax

XFERIN (var1, var2, ... varn)
 

Operation

var1 to varn are the names of the alphanumeric variables in which to store the parameters sent by the calling program.  They can be a fixed length, and should have any filling of blanks to the right.
 

Remarks

This command is useful in the initial function run by an operator during logon.  (See the $OPR screen for the entry field used to set up the LOGON LINK function).
 

Example

For example, the calling statement may look like this on a PC:

PRO SYS MDC 111 222

The first two parameters, operator ID and Company Division code, must be present.
This type of logon will not assume a default company division code.


The PROIV Logic Command:

XFERIN ($V1,$V2) results in the variables containing the following values:

$V1 = 111
$V2 = 222
 

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