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> I like the static variable idea, and I love service > programs, but will the service program be tied > to the particular job? If I have 20 users on > the system at once I have to be assured that the > static variables they are accessing are unique to them. Yes. An activation group is a subdivision of one particular job's memory, not a subdivision of the system's memory. Let's say you called your AG AUT. Every job running these programs would create an activation group named AUT in that job (just like creating library QTEMP in that job). So any variables created in AG(AUT) are unique to that job, just as any objects created in QTEMP are unique to that job. --buck
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