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On 28/05/2008, at 5:12 PM, David FOXWELL wrote:
Now that I've begun experimenting with SRVPGM's, I'm having
difficulty explaining the difference between bind by copy and bind
by reference. As my new module is now bound into a SRVPGM, I
believe it to be bound by reference. Before, I'd have just added
the module to the program's BNDDIR and it would have been bound by
copy.
Right?
Yes and no.
The module bound in to the service program is bind-by-copy in exactly
t he same way as it would be if you bound it into your program
object. Where bind-by-reference comes in is when your program binds
to the service program.
The service program itself has a copy of the module. The program has
a reference to the module via the service program.
Clear?
Regards,
Simon Coulter.
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