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Default on commands like CRTPGM?  Well, for single module programs
(CRTBNDRPG vs CRTRPGMOD/UPDPGM) that is what H specs are for :-)

Rob Berendt
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safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
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Buck Calabro <Buck.Calabro@commsoft.net>
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>I GREATLY prefer the use of *NEW/*CALLER.
>It is MUCH easier to manage.

I agree, especially in light of

>unless you're using *NEW in a silly fashion.

Reasonable:
A few (half dozen?) top level programs are *NEW.  Say, the A/R menu main
program is *NEW and all other A/R programs are *CALLER.

Silly:
Many programs (most?) are *NEW because that's the default on CRTPGM.  Many
(some?) programs are *CALLER because "I heard it's better performance."

Randomly starting new activation groups (whether named or *NEW) is not a
good idea.
  --buck
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