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> >>Hope you don't mind another voice in the discussion. I think of binding
> >>directories as just a way of storing the list of objects to bind to the
> >>program. So, instead of typing :
> >> crtpgm mylib/myprogram modules(myprogram mymodule1 mymodule2)
> >>bndsrvpgm(mysrvpgm1 mysrvpgm2)
>
> >>I add all of these items to a binding directory. Create using CRTBNDDIR
> >>mybnddir. Then use WRKBNDDIRE mybnddir, or:
> >>ADDBNDDIRE BNDDIR(mybnddir) OBJ(mymodule1 *MODULE)
> >>ADDBNDDIRE BNDDIR(mybnddir) OBJ(mymodule2 *MODULE)
> >>ADDBNDDIRE BNDDIR(mybnddir) OBJ(mysrvpgm1 *SRVPGM)
> >>ADDBNDDIRE BNDDIR(mybnddir) OBJ(mysrvpgm2 *SRVPGM)
>
> >>Now, the program creation step is:
> >> crtpgm mylib/myprogram bnddir(mybnddir)
>
> >>You can also put the binding directory in the H-specs of your RPG
> program:
> >> H bnddir('MYBNDDIR')
>
> Adam,
Please feel free to give your input any time. It really helps. Okay, it
is all starting to make sense now. I hardly use the green screen for any of
my development. I use it only when I am running some interactive apps and
want to look at the output on the screen since RSE provides only an
emulation. Is there anyway that I can go about carrying out the procedure
described above in RSE.
Thanks in advance,
Jake.
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