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>>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? You can write a subprocedure. You can issue a call from an IF. Generally subprocedures are called as 'functions' just like BIFs but you could use a CALLP. Bound by Reference procedures must be in a service program. Once you have created the service program and if the subprocedure logic changes and is replaced, you just update the servive program...no need to recreate the *PGM. Bob Bob Slaney/Atlanta/IBM@IBMUS (Lotus Notes) Internet id: rjslaney@us.ibm.com VM id: DALVM1.RJSLANEY@VM Tieline 445-7374 Direct (770)835-7374 FAX tie 445-7232 Direct (770)835-7232 IBM Learning Services iSeries Courseware Developer IBM Corp. 3200 Windy Hill Road Atlanta, GA 30339 Internal Zip WG08C
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