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Actually, the RPG programs that this CL calls, though
designed to run in an interactive job, are essentially
non-interactive in nature, riding The Cycle through
various files to sweep them of orphaned records, and using
DSPLY statements to indicate when they are deleting an
orphaned record. There is no display file I/O involved.
Using DSPLY has the advantage that whatever I DSPLY gets
copied into the joblog, which is potentially useful here
(it sure was for development and debugging).
What I finally did was to move the "stage marker" messages
(announcing the various RPG program calls) from the CL
program into *INZSR routines in the RPG programs
themselves (in most of them, that's ALL that *INZSR
does!).
9 Cycle programs, all controlled by Primary Files, some of
them opening externally described files as
program-described, in order to avoid level-checks, one of
them called 25 times (with overrides in the CL) and using
the Open Feedback to determine the actual name and key
length, and NONE of them use O-specs or display files.
Interesting week.
--
JHHL
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RE: SNDPGMMSG to behave exactly like RPG DSPLY?, (continued)
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