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  • Subject: Re: Creating a service program
  • From: Gwecnal@xxxxxxx
  • Date: Wed, 23 Aug 2000 12:56:14 EDT

OK - From the thread on this topic I understand that when you add procedures 
to a service program and export(*all) the signature changes and calling 
programs will do the equivalent of a level check.  If you list the procedures 
separately in a bind source and use this on the create service program, this 
problem goes away. This is the part I don't understand.  Say I have a service 
program with three procedures (Proc1, Proc2, and Proc3) and I create a 
service program (SrvProg) listing all three in my bind source.  Then I use 
this service program in 50 other programs.  Then I decide that Proc4 would be 
useful so I add it to my service program source, add it to my bind source 
list and re-create SrvProg with the new bind source.  Doesn't SrvProg now 
have a new signature?  Won't my other 50 programs blow up?  If not, why not?  
TIA, Lance
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