PARAMIXB[1] / aContabFirst element of the outer array: aContab, exposed as PARAMIXB[1] through ExecBlock. (Refs. 2–3) Type, positions and element meanings are unconfirmed. The name does not establish a specific accounting structure.
AdvPL GuideExecBlock("F241REC1", .F., .F., {aContab, "SE2"})Call in F241IMPOST: receives aContab in the context and assigns the return to the same variable.
The official index lists F241Rec1 with source FINA241, an unspecified routine column and documentation under construction. (TOTVS, n.d., ref. 1) The P12.2210 community listing places the call in F241IMPOST, passing {aContab, "SE2"} and assigning the result to aContab. (Universo do Desenvolvedor, 2023, ref. 2) This is caller evidence without an entry point implementation. GitHub searches found no useful implementation.
ExecBlock("F241REC1", .F., .F., {aContab, "SE2"})PARAMIXB[1] / aContabFirst element of the outer array: aContab, exposed as PARAMIXB[1] through ExecBlock. (Refs. 2–3) Type, positions and element meanings are unconfirmed. The name does not establish a specific accounting structure.
PARAMIXB[2] / "SE2"Second element: the literal string "SE2", exposed as PARAMIXB[2]. (Refs. 2–3) This does not establish that the alias is open or positioned, or that table writes are safe.
The call result is assigned back to aContab itself. This demonstrates assignment, not the required layout or subsequent validation. It is not equivalent to modification by reference. Returning aContab unchanged, all of PARAMIXB, NIL or a logical value has not been validated.
// P12.2210 listing: FINA241.PRX / F241IMPOST() (ref. 2).
// aContab supplies an input value and receives the call result.
aContab := ExecBlock("F241REC1", .F., .F., {aContab, "SE2"})Shows both context elements and the return assignment to aContab. It does not implement F241REC1 and cannot run independently.
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