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  3. May 2004

Re: Program signature violations

Reeve said:
> I am getting the you-know-what hammered out of
> me with service program signature violations.

Are you doing UPDSRVPGM EXPORT(*SRCFILE)?  I think *CURRENT is the
default, and might be giving you trouble.  I'd DSPPGM and see what sig
it wants.  Then DSPSRVPGM DETAIL(*PROCEXP *SIGNATURE) to see what is
being exported, and what signatures it supports.  That should start
you down the yellow brick road...

Joel asked:
> Why do you have this twice?  [the same export block
> with different signatures]  I know the signature is different,
> but the export list is the same.

I do this so I can tell what functionality level the service program
is at.  When I distribute a service program to multiple machines, it
is easy to tell what level they are at (and if I missed one.)  Various
change management issues mean that relying on the creation date can be
unreliable.
  --buck

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