Re: *** ADMIN: New article posted at imho.midrange.com

I think it might be getting too RPGish for this list.  But...
     H Bnddir('ROUTINES/SRVPGM':'QC2LE')
     H ActGrp(*CALLER)
     H DftActGrp(*NO)

What he means is one method is to stick your subprocedures into a service 
program versus internal subprocedures.  Create a binding directory that 
contains the list of your service program(s).  Then have this binding 
directory in your H spec as above.  Actually using the subprocedure, or 
bif, depends on either doing a CALLB or a prototyped call.  I almost 
always use the prototyped call,  That's one of the differences between an 
IBM bif and a custom bif.  You need a prototype for a custom one.

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please, nobody look while I make a fool of myself.  no peeking.



err...  what do you mean, Mark?  Can you show me an example? 

 

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From: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion

Date: 10/29/04 11:10:05

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Subject: Re: *** ADMIN: New article posted at imho.midrange.com

 

Granted, but really all you need to do is put all of your homegrown 'bifs'

in a binding directory and include in your h-spec. You shouldn't be 
running

your ILE programs in the default activation group anyway.

 

Thanks,

 

Mark

 

Mark D. Walter

Senior Programmer/Analyst

CCX, Inc.

mwalter@xxxxxxxxxx

http://www.ccxinc.com

 

 
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