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> Part 2: What does she have to put in her
> program to use this service program?
There are some prerequisites for the way I do it:
1) The subprocedure is placed in a service program with EXPORT specified
2) The service program is added to a binding directory
3) The subprocedure's PR specs are in a /COPY member
I use a single binding directory for all the service programs in my company.
There are potential issues with name collisions, but we have not run into
them yet. I have a single /COPY for each service program, but am
re-thinking this, perhaps to use a single /COPY for all prototypes. This
will reinforce our chosen naming convention (but that's a story for another
day).
In the source code of the program that wants to use this subprocedure:
h bnddir('mycompany')
d/copy qprotosrc,myserviceprogram
d next s ...
c eval next = getNext('INVOICE')
This was done off the cuff, so I apologise if I missed something. Busy
today.
--buck
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