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Cyndi, I had the same issue, so I decided to bite the bullet and create my own compile command. That's because one of the last steps for ILE programs is to "stamp" the object with the source name of the primary module. In my environment I use called procedures and put the BNDDIR name(s) in the H spec of the primary module. I still use CRTBNDRPG for the compile. Then I take the primary program source name and then put that into the program using the QLICOBJD API. Now, I can do a DSPOBJD and get the source name. Interestingly enough, I can now do that for ANY type of object, including data areas, data queues, job descriptions and so on. I write a CL program that creates those types of objects with the correct attributes, and then stamps each of them with the name of the source for that program. Joe > From: Cyndi Bradberry > > That appears to work. Tammy's suggestion worked if you compiled to modules > first. We just use the CRTBNDRPG command, so there aren't any > modules left. > I just wish there was a way to do it to an outfile.
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