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On Tue, 11 Mar 2003, Mike McKinney wrote: > > Scott, thanks for you response. Sounds like the short answer is No, you > don't want to compile all your programs with ACTGRP(*NEW). If every program > started it's own activation group, you could use considerably more memory > and get unintended results (loss of overrides... etc). > That's not what I said at all... The "loss of overrides" business is somewhat true, but only until you learn how activation groups work, and do your overrides using the new paradigm. The rest is completely off-base. I agree wholeheartedly with what Barbara and Joe have said, use ACTGRP(*NEW) for the first program called, and ACTGRP(*CALLER) for each program that's called by that program.
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