RE: ILE question

["Alan Moulsdale" <alan.moulsdale@xxxxxxxxxx>]

> When we create our ILE programs, all of the DSPPGMs look like this.
> Program entry procedure module . :    INT815RG
>   Library  . . . . . . . . . . . :               QTEMP
> Is the QTEMP location valid and why??

Hi Jim,

This is perfectly valid.

When you create an ILE program using the CRTBNDCL and CRTBNDRPG commands the
system actually creates an ILE module in QTEMP from your source and then
does the equivalent of the CRTPGM command with the module to create your ILE
program.

The module is not required on the system for the ILE program to run.

The other way you could do it is to create the module yourself (CRTCLMOD or
CRTRPGMOD) and then create the ILE program (CRTPGM) - probably not worth it
though.

HTH

Alan

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