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>>In addition to what Jonathan said, you have to compile your program with
>>DFTACTGRP(*NO) and in either a named activation group, *NEW, or *CALLER. 
(in
>>other words, it has to be a "true ILE" program. Also, if you change the
>>program name (or clone the code for another program), you must also 
change
>>the name on the PR and PI to match. 

DFTACTGRP(*NO) is only required if the PR/PI combination is being used to 
replace *ENTRY PLIST for a
Procedure.  DFTACTGRP(*YES) - the default - is fine for a *PGM object.

Try the following; (the source member and *PGM name were RPLENTRY):

D EntryParms      PR                  ExtPgm('ANYNAME') 
D                                3A 
D EntryParms      PI 
D   Input                        3A 
 
 /Free 
 
   Dsply 'In program RPLENTRY' '*REQUESTER'; 
   Dsply Input '*REQUESTER'; 
   *InLR = *On; 
 
 /End-Free            

Brian Parkins

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