- Begin and End
- May or may not return value
- Have access to global and local variables
- Any variables inside the definition are considered local
- To return complex data use data structure
Sample RPGLE program with subprocedure
h dftactgrp(*no) d MyProcedure PR 52a d 30a d 3s 0 d $name s 30a inz('as400') d $age s 3s 0 inz(21) d $message s 52a /free $message = MyProcedure($name:$age); dsply $message; eval *inlr = *on; return; /end-free p MyProcedure B EXPORT d MyProcedure PI 52a d $name 30a d $age 3s 0 d $message s 52a /free $message = 'My name is ' + %trim($name) + ', ' + 'age ' + %trim(%editc($age:'Z')) + ' years.'; return $message; /end-free p MyProcedure E
Tip: You can code one or more subprocedures in a module without coding a main procedure. Such a module is called a NOMAIN module, since it requires the specification of the NOMAIN keyword on the control specification. When there is no main procedure, no cycle code is generated for the NOMAIN module.
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