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No, but you could create your own sub definitions and put them in copybooks, e.g.: 1. Create a copybook called PROTOS_DFN 2. Put the following in it. /UNDEFINE ALL_PROTOS_DEFINED /IF DEFINED(COPY_PROC_PROTOTYPE) /IF DEFINED(COPY_SRVPGM_PROTOTYPE_ALL) /DEFINE ALL_PROTOS_DEFINED /ENDIF /ENDIF 3. In your program/copybooks, have the following: /COPY QRPGLESRC,PROTOS_DFN /IF DEFINED(ALL_PROTOS_DEFINED) your stuff goes here /ENDIF This way, once you've created your PROTOS_DFN copybook, you won't need to mess with it any more. HTH, Rory p.s. FWIW, all my copbooks have the following in them: /IF NOT DEFINED(copybook-name) /DEFINE(copybook-name) copybook data goes here /ENDIF which solves almost all problems with duplicate definitions due to embedded copybooks etc.
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