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Re: Checking if a command processing program was called from ILE or OPM

Hi, Charles:

> On 3/24/2017 10:29 AM, Charles Wilt wrote:
...(snip)...
AFAIK, there's no reason a DFTACTGRP(*YES) program would need to be differentiated from a true OPM program.
Using various APIs, etc., would still ldentify the *PGM as "ILE"... you have to examine the "activation group" attribute to determine that it was actually created with "DFTACTGRP(*YES)".

So, my point was that knowing just "OPM" vs. "ILE" as far as the calling program is concerned, does not really "help" much, hence my suggestion to make the CPP "agnostic"-- e.g. force the CPP to run in its own ACTGRP, so it can tolerate being invoked from OPM or ILE contexts.

HTH,

Mark

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