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Luis,
In general:
- Real ILE programs are intended to run in 'real' activation groups, not
in the default activation group. OPM compatible programs -
DFTACTGRP(*YES) - are intended to run in the OPM environment; they
behave differently.
Specifically:
- Real ILE programs stay active until the activation group ends. If a
real ILE program runs in the default activation group, the only way to
end it is to end the job.
- OPM compatible programs react to RCLRSC as OPM programs do: they close
their files and on next activation behave as if they were called for the
first time. When an ILE program runs in the default activation group and
a RCLRSC is issued, the files are closed, but on the next call the
program will not reopen them.
Joep Beckeringh
Op 03-03-11 19:02, LuisMaldonado schreef:
Hi,
could someone explain me why Using *caller with dftactgrp causes big problems.
thank you
Lluis Maldonado
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