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

["Horn, Jim" <jim.horn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Yes, this is what I meant.  I have heard some very good techniques here for
keeping binding under control, but so far for me, the 1 module/1 pgm
approach has been easy to keep straight.  Don't call Java or C here.

One thing we did, don't know if everyone does this or not, is create a
service program that can call all the old programs we used to use call/parm
for - part number searches etc.  It acts like a container.  We call the
procedure and the svc pgm does the call/parm of the old programs.  Seems to
work great.  Poor mans cleanup and keeps the service pgms a reasonable
size.  Any serious downside to this?

Jim

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

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