RE: binding directories

[bmorris@xxxxxxxxxx]

>From: "DeLong, Eric" <EDeLong@Sallybeauty.com>
>Date: Fri, 19 Oct 2001 10:01:38 -0500
>
>I'd probably look at grouping similar *svcpgm/*modules in binding
>directories.  Then, if you don't need the A/R modules for your program,
just
>don't add that bnddir to your program's h spec. I don't normally list
>modules in the binding directory, as I'd rather keep them in a *svcpgm.
>This helps keep your programs smaller.

I would never put service programs and modules into the same binding
directory.  The risk in combining them is that you accidentally bind
the same module into more than one program.  Shudder.

If you want to put modules into binding directories (I find it
convenient to do that), then create a binding directory for each
program or service program and put the modules for that object
into its binding directory.  (If you name the module binding directory
the same as its object, it's very easy to manage.)

Then in your command or H spec, just specify 2+ binding directories:
the one with that program's modules, and the one(s) with the service
programs.

Barbara Morris