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Re: How to Find what module a procedure is located in

Hi Peter

Is it possible that Jim meant multiple service programs, and not including the modules?

Vern

On 2/7/2013 3:56 PM, Peter Dow wrote:
Hi Jim,

What do you mean by "fewer objects to distribute"?

Modules are not required for anything except creating the service
program -- once the service program has been created, the *MODULE
objects are not required for execution.

So if you're a software vendor, I'd recommend getting rid of all *MODULE
objects in your distribution package.

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On 2/7/2013 9:26 AM, Horn, Jim wrote:
Other than having a fewer objects to distribute, is there an advantage to
having multiple modules in a service program, rather than 1 service program
per module?

Jim



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