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Do you REALLY need to call a CL program to call a RPG program? I know that
back in the day it was generally accepted practice to wrap most RPG
programs with a CL but I don't think that is applicable anymore. The
reason I ask is that you could make your RPG program a stored procedure and
call it directly from SQL.
https://www.mcpressonline.com/programming/rpg/writing-stored-procedures-in-rpg#:~:text=So%20how%20do%20you%20turn,the%20parameter%20list%20it%20requires
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