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Hi, Lim:
I suggest you look at Alan Campin's excellent COMPILE tool, available here:
http://www.think400.dk/downloads.htm
This tool allows you to embed virtually ANY OS/400 create command,
including CRTSRVPGM, into your source code. So, if you have one or
modules that comprise a *SRVPGM, you can include these instructions in
each of those source members and whenever anyone wants to recreate one
of those source modules, they use the COMPILE command (typically via a
PDM user-defined option or WDSCi or RDi user action), and it takes care
of doing the "dirty work" for you.
The documentation includes how to handle "dependencies" (*PGMs or
*SRVPGMs that are composed of multiple *MODULEs), etc., and also
describes how to use it with PDM and WDSCi.
The only thing you have to do is to train your staff to stop using PDM
option 14, or the WDSCi or RDi equivalent, and instead, always use your
"CR" (Create) user-defined option that invokes the COMPILE command.
All the best,
Mark S. Waterbury
> Lim Hock-Chai wrote:
Is there a way to specify the activation group in the RPG source when
doing CRTSRVPGM?
Something like below (it doesn't work of course).
/if defined(*CRTSRVPGM)
H actgrp(*caller)
/endif
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