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As a preliminary to my "go forward plan" as Mark put it, I'd like to be able to determine how many times the same module is bound by copy to a program. I'd like to be able to have an idea as to how much memory we could save. We have one big module that is frequently modified by calls to procedures in new modules. As this big module is bound to many programs, such a modification involves adding the new module to all the BNDDIR of all the programs that bind in the big module. If I understand correctly, that means every time a new module is added, it is copied as many times as there are programs that find themselves bound to the big module. To make things worse, more and more programs are binding in this big module. The disk space is decreasing therefore exponentially.
Now in DSPPGM, I can't get the results into a file. Anyone help out here ?
Thanks
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