A Basic ILE Question

Hi All,

I was just surprised to find that, after changing and re-compiling my
*SRVPGM (where I changed only the logic, not the signature), the calling
program did NOT invoke the new *srvpgm procedure. (I was in debug and set
breakpoints in both the caller and at the first *srvpgm statement.) In
other words, it ran as if the procedure had been bound by copy.

I thought that *srvpgm modules were bound by reference to the caller and
that meant that, as long as I don't change the procedures' signatures, the
caller should invoke the new *srvpgm code without needing to re-compile
the caller (which hasn't changed). If this is the way it works, what's the
benefit of bind by reference. Or am I missing something?

These are my compile statements:
CRTRPGMOD MODULE(RSLIB/RSSRVPGM) SRCFILE(RSLIB/QRPGLESRC)
DLTSRVPGM SRVPGM(RSLIB/RSSRVPGM)
CRTSRVPGM SRVPGM(RSLIB/RSSRVPGM) EXPORT(*SRCFILE) SRCFILE(RSLIB/QSRVSRC)
TEXT('Rollstock - Service program') BNDDIR(SOUTHERN/SCBNDDIR)
ACTGRP(*CALLER)
DLTMOD MODULE(RSLIB/RSSRVPGM)

Also, as long as we're at it, there's 20 bucks in it for anyone who can
tell me how you create/maintain the WDWTITLE field in SDA. I can't find it
anywhere. Was it added after IBM stopped enhancing SDA?

Thanks.

Arthur J. Marino
RockTenn Corporation