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thanks... Brian!!! Excellent!!!! I retrieved the binder source for the
production version of the service program, added my new modules and
compile to the test environment. Then called a production program that
used the service program, it called the newly created one without any
problems. Didn't need to recompile. Excellent again!!! Saved me about a
minute worth of recompiles to 15 pgms that were using the srvpgm.

I was concerned though that the rtvbndsrc didn't retrieve the exports in
the order that I have them layed out in module. the rtvbndsrc had it in
alphabetical order. I suppose that would happen since the first compile
was with an export all.


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Then you can make your changes and recompile without recompiling
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I've created this service program awhile ago without using the QSRVSRC, I
just told the compiler to export all. Well now, I'm adding new procedures
to the program and I was just wondering if I could now use the binding
source providing the new "current" interface and the previous and not have
to recompile the existing programs using the srvpgm? Or am I screwed
since
I didn't use the binding source on the first compile? FYI, I am going to
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using binding sources for now on as now I see the benefit.




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