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Michael,

The command "CRTOBJ" is not an IBM-supplied command, AFAIK ...

Issue:
    WRKOBJ *ALL/CRTOBJ *CMD

    and report back to indicate what library(s) you find this command located in.

Also, Synon/2E has a "CRTOBJ:" command -- is it possible your shop is a SYNON shop (aka. CA-2E)?    If so, is the program WS27 a SYNON program?

Also, you should be able to issue:

    UPDPGM OBJLIB/WS27  MODULE(CFG_M01)

to replace the existing module CFG_M01 with the new version in the existing bound *PGM object (WS27).

Hope that helps,

Mark S. Waterbury

> On 10/13/2017 3:13 PM, MichaelLange@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Sys Ver. 7,2

Have a question using modules.
I have a pgm that calls a PR 'CFG_OpenDrawingFile' in CFG_M01.
I made changes to this mod and the RPGLE, then did CRTRPGMOD on CFG_M01 and
it compiled fine.
For the RPG we have to do a CRTOBJ because thats the way we have to create
some of this companies programs.

CRTOBJ OBJECT(OBJLIB/WS27) OBJTYPE(RPGLE)
DEBUGVIEW(*ALL) TGTRLS(V7R2M0) SRCFILE(SRCLIB/QRPGLESRC)

So that compiled fine.

When I ran the program through debug and stepped into the module it wasn't
the one that I had made changes too, it was still the original version.

I worked on this Module before but can't remember how we got it working at
that time.

What am I missing.

Regards
Michael Lange


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