RE: Creating host variables in QTEMP using RSS

Global variables can do exactly this without being in QTEMP. You can create it in any permanent library and each job can have its own value.

O.k., I just now tested this in two different RSS sessions and you're right and now I'm confused how a variable created in my personal library can have two different values.

Is the variable *SRVPGM object in my library simply a definition that the RSS session uses to create a value placeholder for that session?

I guess this not only applies to RSS scripts, but to SQL stored procedures as well?

- Dan Bale

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Global variables can do exactly this without being in QTEMP. You can create it in any permanent library and each job can have its own value.Yours truly,Glenn Gundermannglenn.gundermann@xxxxxxxxx(416) 317-3144
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