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Dane Cox wrote:
> 
> Eric,
> 
> Wow.  That's interesting...and just a little disconcerting.  What
> purpose does this serve?  If I set on LR for the calling program, I
> would have certainly expected all bound modules to end at the same time.
> Man, I need to go back to the books on basic ILE I think.
> 
> Let me ask one more thing.  Will a service program behave the same way?
> Once it is used in the AG, will it persist?
> 

Dane, basic ILE won't help you.  The workings of *INLR are an RPG-only
thing.  The RPG doesn't know or care how your module is going to be used
in your application (standalone program, main module of program, sub
module of program, srvpgm module); it generates the code for the RPG
cycle exactly the same in every module that doesn't have NOMAIN coded. 
(In modules that do have NOMAIN coded, *INLR is irrelevant.)


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