Re: Program won't let go of QRPLOBJ

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[mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] De la part de Jon Paris
It is not actually coded this way but it helps to think that
the generated code in your program has a test in front of
each call to check if the target pointer has previously been
initialized. If it has not then the program pointer is
resolved. If the pointer has been resolved then there is
nothing (short of reinitializing the program) that will cause
it to re-resolve the pointer.

Ok I'm calling the program like this :


MYPGM = 'MyPgm';
CALL MYPGM


Program crashes and I replace 'MyPgm'. This has no effect as the job knows it must now use the version in QRPLOBJ.

So, I debugged and did EVAL MYPGM ='xyz'
The program crashes because xyz does not exist.

I change MYPGM back to 'MyPgm' hoping the pointer to MyPgm would be reresolved. Would this have worked if the program xyz had existed?