Re: Best way of using Service programs.

[praveen gunda <praveen.gunda@xxxxxxxxx>]

Also I am using copy books, one per service program, containing the
prototype definition.
This is used in all the modules that use the service program and also in the
module from which service program is compiled.

When I add a new procedure and recreate the service program, do I need to
recompile all the other programs that use this copy book?
Is there any other better method?

-Praveen


On 2/14/06, Mike Tobey <Mike.Tobey@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> We use binding directories, It seems really odd that Turnover would not
> want you to.
>
> Michael Tobey
> Applications Analyst
> Foremost Farms USA (Consumer Products)
> mike.tobey@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
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> Subject: Best way of using Service programs.
>
> Hi all,
>
> What is the best way of using service programs?
>
> Should I bind my service programs directly to the RPGLE programs by
> specifiying on CRTPGM command or use a binding directory?
>
> These service programs are being developed and we may probably add more
> Procedures to these over time.
>
> We use Turnover for change management and Turnover has advised us not to
> use Binding Directories?
>
> I am kind of a New Bee, so any help is appreciated.
>
> -Praveen
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