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Yes, I do understand what you are saying. It feelsl like cheating :D But
I do think it should work. Just go back once the service programs are
created, uncomment the calls, and do an updsrvpgm.
Thanks
Bryce Martin
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Re: Creating Service Programs that call procedures in each other.
In SRVPGM2 you could just comment out the call to SRVPGM1/PROC3.
Next, compile and create SRVPGM2. Then compile and create SRVPGM1.
That will get SRVPGM1 created successfully because it will be able to find
all the procedures in SRVPGM2.
Then go back, uncomment the call to SRVPGM1/PROC3 in SRVPGM2, recompile,
and update SRVPGM2. Should work since SRVPGM1 has been created
successfully.
Hope that makes sense. I think that should do it unless I am missing
something.
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