Re: Service programs and binding directories question

While not required, I personally like to send binding directories to the
production machine.  It comes in handy if you ever need to write something
quick and dirty in production for a problem.  (Of course I would never
recommend working in production.  Especially not when upper management is
breathing down your neck.)

;o)

Brian May
Project Lead
Management Information Systems
Garan, Incorporated
Starkville, Mississippi



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correct binding directories and modules are compile-time objects and are
not needed on your production system.  generally for CM packages i set up
the process to only distribute the service program or program


Thanks,
Tommy Holden





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