RE: Plea from a old lost RPG/400 war horse

Doug,

You may want to use the DSPPGM command on the program to see what
activation group it was compiled into. Chances are, it was either QILE
(the default) or *CALLER but it may be something else.

Also, if the program uses procedures (a very common thing in ILE
programs), you have to set DFTACTGRP to *NO and then specify the
activation group you want to compile it into.

Matt

-----Original Message-----
From: rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Doug Griffin
Sent: Thursday, May 19, 2005 12:00 PM
To: rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Plea from a old lost RPG/400 war horse

Hi y'all,
I've been dropped into RPG LE after many years of not coding.  I'm
trying to
make a one line change to an existing SQLRPGLE program.  Just trying to
change the value of a field with a move op.  The source has a H spec
with
BNDDIR and a value (gulp!)  when I do a 14 from good old wrkmbrpdm, it
does
not like the dftactgrp setting.   I poked around and found the crtbndrpg
command (double gulp!).  When I run it with *no in dftactgrp, I get
errors
on a  /exec sql.  Its a nice little sql statement, and I don't think it
deserves such harsh treatment.  I looked at the archives at
midrange.com,
and found I'm way behind on lotta stuff.  Any general (especially
thumbnail)
or specific advice would be appreciated.
Thanks,

Doug Griffin
AMZ Associates
708-261-5300

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