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Birgitta,
When running ILE Programs in the default activation group with *LR=ON, the
files get closed, but the program itself will be not removed from the
storage until the job ends (i.e. the default activation group gets closed).
What you say here is true *ONLY* if DFTACTGRP(*NO) is specified. If
you specify DFTACTGRP(*YES), the program will act like an OPM program,
and the activation will indeed be removed from memory with LR=*ON or RCLRSC.
When you specify DFTACTGRP(*NO) ACTGRP(*CALLER) and call from the
default activation group, then LR will leave the program in memory.
DFTACTGRP(*NO) makes a program act like an ILE program -- so it stays in
memory until the activation group is reclaimed. (In the case of the
default activation group -- that means it stays in memory til the job ends.)
This has all been said and explained several times before on this
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