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Thanks everyone.

Scott: Yes, using the defaults. 
snip <If you use LVLCHK(*NO) or SIGNATURE('mysignature') then it's even less
restrictive.  In those cases, you'll never get a signature violation, even
if you DO change the exports in the binder source.  But then it's even
more important not to remove or rearrange the exports in the binder
source, since that could cause existing programs to call the wrong
procedures...>
Maybe I won't go that route, after all.
>From Lim Hok-Chai: <If all you did is changed the code in the export 
>procedure, it will not change 
the signature.  That is one of the reason of using service program instead of 
module.>

OK OK....big light coming on here! I was wrapped up in the details of binder 
source and signatures and missing the main point - the reason for the signature.
Thanks again. This forum is invaluable. Maybe in another 10-20 years I'll be 
able to contribute rather than picking your brains all of the time. You don't 
see me, but I'm in here very often.




Fran Denoncourt
Sr. Programmer/Analyst
Pinal County Treasurer's Office
Florence, AZ 85232
(520) 866-6404



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