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Not sure about that one. I assume (bad idea, I know) that since the language inherently allows access to native OS procedures via implied binding directories without explicit calls, it would be ILE if the source is saved as RPGLE regardless of whether the functions are used.
Tom Armbruster
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Correct me if I'm in error (seriously, it's been known to happen) but I thought in order to be ILE RPG it had to use service programs, methods/calls to other languages (such as C or Java), binding, or such. That is, a program that was just, to say simply, Read-a-Record and Write-a-Record was *just* RPG IV. Or is a simple inquiry (data file, display file, some logic, nothing else really) write in IV syntax an ILE program?
Jerry C. Adams
IBM System i Programmer/Analyst
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