Service Program Question.

[bvining@xxxxxxxxxxxx]

Even though your application may only have two explicit activation
groups, it is always possible for system services that you may be
implicitly using to have their own activation groups.

I have seen RCLACTGRP *ELIGIBLE "accidently" impact Utilities, Exit
Registration facility, and communications.  *ELIGIBLE is dangerous.

Bruce

>
>Right,
>
>i forgot to mention that there are only two activation groups in our
>application - one for the startup, and one for the rest (and service
>programs with *CALLER).
>So it's the same in this case - there is only one eligible.
>
>>
>> RCLACTGRP *ELIGIBLE can lead to unexpected results if there are
>> several activation groups going at the same time.  I believe it's
>> safer to reclaim them by name.
>>
>


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