Re: ILE program object's source infomation

Hello Peter,

Your observations sound crazy and at least inconsistent. And the only
explanation I can come up with is this:

If the creation of programs is done in two steps with CRTRPGMOD and the
CRTPGM like we do in our build chain.

However, if you use option 14 it will use the CRTBNDRPG - and maybe that is
the reason - but I am not sure.


On Thu, Oct 8, 2020 at 2:35 AM Peter Dow <petercdow@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Ever since ILE was introduced, the program's object-level source
information has been blank for ILE programs, for the obvious reason that
an ILE program can be made up of multiple modules, each with it's own
source information.

Imagine my surprise when I happened to notice that using DSPPGM on
certain ILE programs started showing the source library, file and
member, but not the source member changed information.

Further surprise when I discovered that it did not match the module
source information, for these single-module ILE programs.

After checking several programs, it seems to have started after my
customer started using Implementer for change control. Is this a
"feature" of Implementer?

The reason I suspect Implementer is that the module's source information
shows the source library as something like IM3851S, and the object-level
source library is MODLPSRC. When I compile that particular program
using PDM option 14, the object-level source information is blank.

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