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One thought: From the small CLP, set a flag in the LDA (or create a special
data area in QTEMP, or something) to indicate 'new environment entered' and
clear it just before small CLP finishes, to indicate 'new environment
left'. Then, following completion of call to small CLP from program A,
check flag or whatever, and if still set to 'new environment entered'
either sort the environment out or abort as is most sensible in practice.
Mandy





Matthias Oertli <oertlim@s054.aone.net.au> on 02/05/2001 13:51:31

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To:   midrange-l@midrange.com
cc:    (bcc: Mandy Shaw/Pacific/UK)
Subject:  Cleanup after program failure




Hi guys,

I've been asked to code a call to program B from within program A.

The difficulty is that program B needs a different environment to
program A: A slight change in the library list and a modified data
area.

This is easily doable, make program A call a small CL which sets up
everything, then calls program B and when it returns undoes the
changes and finally returns to program A.

My problem is this: If program B (or the CL) fails for whatever
reason, program A regains control without the environment having been
restored to what it should be which could mean disaster.

How can I guard against this situation?

Thanks for your help.
Best regards,
Matthias

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