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Hi,
I'm using a CLP that runs a test on 1 or more other CLP, RPG and RPGLE. After calling the CLP and one of the programs crashing, I find myself having to SIGNOFF because one of the RPGLE hasn't let go of a file. This is standard shop procedure!
Understanding a little more about activation groups, I found that the files remaining open were in *DFTACTGRP.
I just had the idea to change the initial CLP to CLLE. All our RPGLE are compiled with ACTGRP *CALLER, although we do not yet use activation groups. My idea was that if my calling CLLE was compiled with ACTGRP *NEW, I'd no longer have this problem of files remaining open.
Now, when I press option 14 I note that the default value is ACTGRP *STGMDL STGMDL(*SNGLVL) which means running in QILE. What is the point of this?
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