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RE: What goes where?


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[mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] De la part de Vern Hamberg

If you DO have a separate development LPAR, put
source there - there's no reason to put it on the production
LPAR - see debugging response below.


For OPM *PGMs, DSPPGM shows the source on the first page. For
ILE *PGMs,
the source is in the *MODULE detail of DSPPGM (put a 5 on the module
listed and see the DSPMOD output, where the source is given).

So when a program malfunctions, and you want to inspect the source, you have to <presume> it was created from the source on the dev lpar?
Would the development lpar contain all sources and objects but the prod lpar only the objects necessary for execution which are copies of the objects on the development lpar?

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