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Vern,

This is how I got the suffix. (This time)

1. Compiled mypgm in myDVPLIB. Also in this library is Mymodule which is bound to mypgm by copy.
2. Because of a complicated interactive environment, I copy the object mypgm to the production library (still on the development machine!), deleting the original version of mypgm.

If I do dspmodsrc in the production environment, I see :
Opt Pgm/module Biblio Type
mypgm *LIBL *PGM
MYPGM PRODLIB *PGM
MYPGM *MODULE
MYMODULE_1 *MODULE


in the development environment, I see :
Opt Pgm/module Biblio Type
mypgm *LIBL *PGM
MYPGM DVPLIB *PGM
MYPGM *MODULE
MYMODULE *MODULE


As I said before, I see the changes in the module that has the suffix, so it doesn't seem to be the old module.

# Subject: Re: strdbg module list suffix
# From: Vern Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx>
# Date: Wed, 17 Nov 2010 11:03:42 -0600
David

I think it means that you are running the old program or service program, probably located in QRPLOBJ. You should ENDDBG and maybe even go into library QRPLOBJ and delete any objects there that have your program name in the text description.

HTH
Vern

On 11/17/2010 2:46 AM, David FOXWELL wrote:

Hi
Sometimes when viewing the module list of a program, I notice the suffix '_1' added to the name of a module. This seems to happen when the program has been modified during a STRDBG session. I delete the program from the list and add it again so I can debug the new program and there I notice the suffix. I thought it might indicate that the old modules were used to recompile the program, but viewing the module shows the changes.

Anyone know exactly what's hapnin'?

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