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As long as it is compilable as it is written, you can use CALL  'PROCNAME'.
If it is not compilable, then I believe you have to use the copy.


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                      THarteau@felkerbr
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                      06/07/02 10:59 AM
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Hi,
     I have a section of code I have to write that will be used in several
programs. Great chance to try ILE! I took a deep breath and broke out the
books. I don't want to use bind by copy because some of the compare
criteria I will be using can change. My question is, can I just write a
subprocedure, then within an IF statement use a prototyped call to get the
value I need? Or do I need to put the subprocedure into a service program?
Does any bound by reference procedure need to be in a service program?
Thanks.

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Terri Harteau
Felker Brothers Corp.
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