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  3. March 2011

Re: Easiest way, in a CL pgm, to find out what source member a programwas compiled from?

Alan Campin wrote:
There is a problem. The user space can only be 16MB and if the data from the
system API calls exceeds that is blows up with a mysterious error. Took days
for IBM to finally come back to me and say what the problem was. This is
only a problem is you have a bunch of programs in a library (who doesn't).

I don't think that's terribly likely to happen, given that I'm calling QBNLPGMI separately, with a clean user space, for each program.

I didn't even know that it could take a generic, and if I did use a generic, then I'd have to process more than just the first PGML0100 in the user space, anyway, which violates the KISS principle. (Any circumstance that would have the entry point anywhere but the first module linked would put the program beyond the scope of this refresh program anyway.)

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JHHL

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