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  3. December 2004

RE: More Service Program Issues

> I've never had to remove a *SRVPGM from a *BNDDIR.  How (why) are you
> using a *BNDDIR when creating your *SRVPGM?  Unless they have changed
> *SRVPGMs, you can not use a *BNDDIR to let the CRTSRVPGM command look
> for the *SRVPGM's component modules, they have to be specified on the
> command.  

Modules in a service program, and therefore the service program itself,
may need to use procedures in other service programs in the same
BNDDIR.  So the service program is not using the BNDDIR to find its own
modules, but those modules are using the same directory to find other
service programs. Since the directory ALSO refers to the service program
being created, there is some kind of conflict.

The article in question
(http://www.itjungle.com/mpo/mpo102303-story02.html) definitely
discusses signatures.

Joel Cochran
http://www.rpgnext.com

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