Would like to know if have an expecific command that
returns a code or something about the execution of a
CALLNAT.
For example
...
CALLNAT 'SUBPRG' [parameter] [parameter] ...
[here comes a code or command that checks if the CALLNAT
was successful]
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Answer / jaishree
There is no command that says if the CALLNAT was sucessful.
You will need to internally define a logic in the
subprogram so that when read in main program will say that
the execution was successful.
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