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On 23/03/2009, at 9:56 PM, David FOXWELL wrote:

I have a program running in several named ACTGRP. I need to call an RPGIII. I haven't tested, but I présume that as the RPGIII is conditioned to return with RT on, it will only run the *INZSR the first time. Even if LR was on, can I be sure that the RPGIII or its callees don't leave open anything else that is not meant to be shared between the different ACTGRP?


Your description is unclear.

1) Do you mean you have a program running in different activation groups within the same job?

2) Or do you mean you have a program running in a named activation group in multiple jobs.

I don't really see how you have arrived at 1) unless you have something like:

In job Q:
PGMA running in ACTGRP X
calls PGMZ running in ACTGRP *CALLER
calls RPGIII program running in DFTACTGRP
Also in job Q:
PGMB running in ACTGRP Y
calls PGMZ running in ACTGRP *CALLER
calls RPGIII program running in DFTACTGRP

If so that's just bad design. Best work-around would be to convert the RPGIII program to RPG IV and run in *CALLER.

For 2) separate jobs are used so I don't see the issue.

Regards,
Simon Coulter.
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