RE: Procedure Management Procedures

["Bob Cozzi \(RPGIV\)" <cozzi@xxxxxxxxx>]

For us, all procedures a evaluated as to whether or not they apply to a
specific program or to multiple programs. If they apply to multiples
they go in a service program based on their classification. Date
routines, math routines, pricing routines, etc. may be in one or more
service programs.
If the proc applies only to a specific program, then the developer can,
at their discretion, decide if they need it to be a bind by copy (copied
into the program) or a bind by reference (stored in an
application-specific service program).

Bob Cozzi
cozzi@rpgiv.com
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> Hello All -
> In an ILE environment what are you folks doing to manage the
procedures that
> you have created?  Do you keep all of your procedures in 1 service
program?
> How do you track the names and what they do, with notes in the
prototype file?
> Are you using modules as well as procedures in programs?  Are you
using
> modules in procedures?
> I'd just like to get an idea of how folks are managing these things
and what
> some of the development environment models are like.
> Thank you!
> Bill M
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