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Hi,

To certain extent the answer to my question could be to have the procedure
"PROC1" of sub module two (may be having multiple modules) into a separate
module rename the procedure "PROC1" to a new name with Nomain and export (to
receive or return back parameters if any) it then bind this new module also
with the main module and then in the main module call the new module with
CALLB or CALLP 'New Procedure Name' 
 

MAIN MODULE ...

CALLP  PROC1 (Parameters if any) 
CALLP  "New Procedure Name" (Parameters if any)

But this process could be a burden to always have separate new module to be
bounded, for any procedure's (having same name)to be called from  different
sub modules. Qualified name could be a better way.                       

Thanks
Sadiq ....       

-----Original Message-----
From: MD, Sadique 
Sent: Monday, December 19, 2005 5:29 PM
To: 'RPG programming on the AS400 / iSeries'
Subject: RPGLE Question ...


Hi,

Is there any way to qualify a Procedure by Module name while calling the
procedure with CALLP or CALLB 
 

Say I have a procedure "ProC1" with the same name in two sub modules and I
call the procedure "Proc1" in main module by CALLP or CALLB  

When I create the program binding my main module and sub modules, the first
sub module procedure "Proc1" is only called, if I need to call the procedure
"Proc1" of Second Sub module from my main program how do I do ?? 

 

 

Thanks
Sadiq   

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