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  3. March 2003

RE: F22 and a service program

>1> Sign'ed on to an interactive session
>2> Placed the calling program in debug, applied a break point 
>on the eval statement that executes the subprocedure
>3> F14, added qualified service program entry, view source and 
>applied break points as identified previously
>4> Call the "calling program"
>5> Same results
>6> RCLACTGRP
>7> Call the "calling program"; MCH3202

Hi Michael!
Was the service program bound using *LIBL or was it qualified at compile
time?  I'm thinking that you may have multiple copies of the SP floating
around and are setting the breakpoint in a copy you are not executing.

As far as the MCH3202 goes, it sounds like an AG mixup.  Are you certain the
AG runs in the AG you reclaimed?  Not that it should matter as far as the
problem of debugging goes...  Also, *ELIGIBLE is not a good idea...

Are there any messages in the job log that might shed a clue?
  --buck

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