Re: Odd handle switching behavior in ILE RPG

"Bob Cozzi" <cozzi=IaSzyWsSOckAvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org> wrote in message
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> I've never heard of the "System Data Structure"???
> I'm going to assume you ment the Program Status Data Structure in RPG

Yes, exactly ...

> If this is the case, then what might be happening is the programs are
> not ending and restarting. RPG only updates the job, user ID and many
> other fields when the program is initially loaded. The only way to
> refresh the PSDS is to end the program *INLR=*ON and return to the
> caller. Then call the program again.

Hmmm... that makes sense, as the service program in question does indeed
remain active.

This, of course, brings up the age old question ... how the heck do you
force a service program to unload from memory?  It's running in the QILE
activation group.

Ordinarily, we don't want this service program to unload ... as we get
performance improvements.  In the case of a web app, we would want it to
unload between invocations.

Thanks!

david