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How about putting it in a named activation group, and ending the activation group when the *PGM ends?

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On Mon, 22 May 2006, Jeff Young wrote:

When creating an SQLRPGLE module, the only actions I can specify for closing a 
cursor are *ENDMOD or *ENDACTGRP.
 What I would like to do is have all cursors closed when the program that the 
module is a member of ends.
 Is there any way I can do this short of calling the module at program end with 
a code to have it manualy close the cursor?

 TIA,



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