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There was quite an article lately on why to use Buck's technique instead 
of exporting/importing variables.  I forget where I saw that.

Rob Berendt
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> I'd like to to share values with a service program.

I use procedures that set/get the values which are stored in the service
program's global storage.  For instance, I might have a debug flag in a
dozen procedures in the *srvpgm.  I make the flag global and create a
setDebug and a getDebug procedure to access it.  Now any *pgm can set the
debug flag on the fly.

Is this what you mean?
  --buck



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