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Actually, *CALLER is much more likely to exhibit problems than a named activation group is.

My guess (well, stab in the dark, really) as to what your problem is... You're running a servie program in *CALLER and calling it from the default activation group. Somewhere along the line, a program is doing a RCLRSC command, and since RCLRSC doesn't understand service programs, it's closing the files, but keeping the service program itself in memory. When it's used again, the srvpgm is horribly confused because nothing notified it that the files were going to be closed.

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On Tue, 6 Jun 2006, Eric Wolf wrote:

  Eric,

  For one of the programs, I am using a named activation group.  For the
  modules that seem to be having the problem (which are in the service
  program), I am using *CALLER with a Shared AG(*NO).

  I was thinking along the same lines that maybe somewhere a RCLACTGRP was
  being called but I not using that command anywhere.  We are running MAPICS
  ERP software which (primarily) is not written in ILE.

  I was thinking of changing the one program from the named AG to *CALLER.

  Eric


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