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I am getting the you-know-what hammered out of me with service program signature violations. Here's a sample of my binder source: strpgmexp pgmlvl(*CURRENT) SIGNATURE('2004.02.03.1100') export symbol('NYV005') export symbol('NYV005_CLOSE') endpgmexp strpgmexp pgmlvl(*PRV) SIGNATURE('2003.11.06.1100') export symbol('NYV005') endpgmexp strpgmexp pgmlvl(*PRV) export symbol('NYV005') endpgmexp I'm using the same technique over a couple of dozen SRVPGM's. I'm not changing parameters lists and nobody else is either; it seems that doing a bulk recompile of the couple of dozen application programs using the family of service programs gives me a nightmare. I recompile as I go in normal daily activity and everything works fine; then, when I post a series of changes, it's MCH4431's all over the place. The obvious question is if I'm actually using the binder source in the creation of the service programs; I am. The only other question I have is if using I'm missing something by using UPDSRVPGM. I have one nerve left, and I'm jumping on it. I'd be grateful for a clue because I'm out of them. Thanks, Reeve
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