Examples: Change a user space

These examples illustrate how a user space can be changed.

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Example: Change a user space
This example includes before and after illustrations that show how the QUSCHGUS API changes a user space.
Example: Changing a user space with an ILE RPG program
This example changes the contents of information in the user area in the user space using a pointer.
Example: Changing a user space with an OPM RPG program
This program changes the contents of information in the user area in the user space.

Parent topic: User spaces for list APIs

Related concepts

Manipulating a user space with pointers