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Scott, You are absolutely correct. I constructed the following program expecting the recursive_check array to fill as rte01 was called and recalled. To my surprise, each call started with a blank array. So unless there is something wrong with my program, you are correct, an internal subprocedure is completely recursive. I guess I was thinking of a *PGM object. * Recursive test with internal procedure (rte01) *================================================== H dftactgrp(*no) h usrprf(*user) H actgrp('recurstest') h debug(*yes) h optimize(*none) h option(*seclvl:*xref:*ext:*gen:*showcpy:*expdds:*srcstmt:*debugio) d rte01 pr d xCount 10i 0 d count s 10i 0 inz /free rte01(count); *inlr = *on; return; /end-free p rte01 b d rte01 pi d pCount 10i 0 d recursive_check... d s 3a dim(10) inz /free if pCount < 10; pCount += 1; recursive_check(pCount) = %char(pCount); rte01(pCount); endif; /end-free p rte01 e Marvin
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