RE: DSPPGM

The service programs are all system generated, If you go on pressing enter ,
you will find the service program names, You can get the same by executing
DSPPGMREF command.

Thanks
Vishnu

> -----Original Message-----
> From: MURALI DHAR [SMTP:nmuralidhar@rediffmail.com]
> Sent: Friday, October 11, 2002 2:19 PM
> To:   rpg400-l@midrange.com
> Subject:      DSPPGM
>
>
> Hi
> I ve written so many programs in RPGLE on V5R1....
> I have written a simple program ..it is as follows..
> *************** Beginning of data
> *************************************
> fpf100     if   e           k disk
> fd1        cf   e             workstn
> c     *in03         doweq     *off
> c                   exfmt     dsprec
> c     sno           setll     pf100
> 90
> c     *in90         ifeq      *off
> c                   read      pf100
> c                   endif
> c                   enddo
> c                   seton
> lr
> ------------------------------------------
>
> when iam entering this program name in DSPPGM to see the program
> decsription...it is showing that
> no. of service programs used are 3...but iam nt using any service
> programs in creating this program...Its just dynamic binding
> program..Can u please clarify me that why it is showing no.of
> service programs as 3,though iam nt using any service
> programs?????nt only this other programs also started showing no
> of service programs  as 3 or 4 etc which are created
> dynamically..
> Best Regards to All,
> Murali
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