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  3. January 2006

RE: activation groups and rclrsc

Thanks again

We have a command which changes the current library.
Separate companies files are contained different libraries.
This command will be run only about 20 times a day total.

How about putting this at the end of the command?

  RCLRSC     LVL(*)
  RCLRSC     LVL(*CALLER)
  RCLACTGRP  ACTGRP(*ELIGIBLE)

Our service programs are all compiled to *caller.  They
could be called from a program in the default activation
group or they could be called from a program in a *new
group.  We currently have no named activation groups.

Another option might be to have the users sign off and back
on  before switching companies or have the above command to
a rrtjob after changing the current library.

We are a small company with 2 developers and I am trying to
keep the activation group thing as simple as possible.

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