RE: Adding Product library

> 
> Is there an API to add/remove product library?
> 
> I want to be able to insert/delete this library from the
> stack without having to execute a CL command.  Sometimes our
> programs will be called directly by the customer, and We'd
> like to use product library to ensure our data files are
> accessable.

Product libraries are associated with commands and menus.  If you
execute a command or GO to a menu with a prdlib, then that library is in
your list while the command's CPP is on your program stack or you exit
from the menu (or, presumably, until it is replaced by another command
or menu's prdlib -- I'm not too sure about that).

I hope this is some help.

Regards,

Martin.

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