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  3. May 2009

Re: Deactivating programs

Perhaps the programs you can't deactivate are left in memory because they are at an earlier call-stack level than the from which RCLRSC was issued?


James H. H. Lampert wrote:
I wrote:
We are also having an issue involving calls to a program we don't have any control over, and specifically with being able to forcibly deactivate said program. We've experienced numerous situations in which RCLRSC doesn't behave as advertised.

Is there a good way for a calling program to force the complete deactivation of a called program?

More information: It's an OPM RPG program, that (as I understand it) returns with LR not set.

We frequently encounter situations where (for reasons we've never been able to fathom) RCLRSC fails to affect our own QuestView product (which, except for a very few programs, all of them new, none of them heavily used) is 100% OPM.

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JHHL


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