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Grizzly Malchow wrote:
I'm looking for ideas on how to avoid program signature violations after
I run the CRTSRVPGM and the signature changes.
Are you using binder language? Are you creating a new signature every
time you add a procedure to a service program? What about when you
change a procedure's logic (without changing the parameter list)?
I was just curious what other people are doing to handle this.
The way I do it is to specify a signature when I initially create the
service program. From then on, I add new procedures to the end of the
export list in the binder language source, and UPDSRVPGM specifying the
new module and binder source. Similarly, if I add a parameter I usually
use the *NOPASS option, so that the only programs I need to rebind are
the ones that need the new parameter, which I need to change anyway.
The only time I'd change the signature was if I had to remove a
procedure entirely, or if I needed to add a parameter that was required
for _every_ caller. In that case, I'd use a DSPPGMREF utility as you
suggest.
Hope this helps,
Adam
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