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It's one of those days when I think that everything I thought I knew
isn't true anymore....

RPG program A does a dynamic call to RPG program B.
I've confirmed everything is running in the same activation group.

Program B uses the INFDS to see if a given file is open. If it's not, it
opens it. The program then does a RETURN to exit- saving the pain of
opening the file again next time. Subsequent calls show the file as
being opened, so that's all working exactly like expected.

Program A eventually sets *INLR on when it exits.
But the file program B opened stays open.

I was certain the *INLR being set in program A would close all open
files, but obviously not.

At this point I'm wondering if I'm missing something obvious or I'm
forgetting some basic idea?

I'd appreciate some input.

James P. Wiant
Testing Coordinator
Foodstuffs, Auckland, Ltd.
60 Roma Road
Auckland, New Zealand
09-621-0774



Not too long ago, if you did 75 percent of the things you did right, it
was okay. Now, if you don't do 98 percent of those things right, some
competitor will eat you for lunch.
Spoelhof, John



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