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  • Subject: Service Programs in Named Activation Groups
  • From: mdrazic@xxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Wed, 24 Nov 1999 11:39:50 -0600



The AS/400 ILE Concepts manual indicates on page 5.1 that Multiple Applications
running in the same job must provide some sort of mechanism for managing storage
for each client calling a Service Program in a Named Activation Group.
Furthermore, the same manual on page 5.3, states that "You must, however, manage
the state information for multiple clients" for the same scenerio.  There is NO
further information in any of the IBM manuals or redbooks on how this
might/should be accomplished.

For a Service Program running in Named Activation Group:

Must you provide storage management for each client attached to the Service
Program?

If so, is it only Static storage involving global declarations?  Is
local/automatic storage used by the subprocedures effected?

If so, does the Service Program need to manage the "HEAP" to create individual
storage for each client?
What issues would be created by this technique, especially since multiple
clients would be accessing the same "HEAP".
Are there any ILE RPG examples or recommendations about how this might be done?





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