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  3. February 2013

Re: Question on Binder Files for Service Programs

If you do DSPSRVPGM on your service program, you'll want to hit F11, and it will show the "Current Export Signature" in text, which will be what you're looking for.

On DSPPGM, you need to hit enter until you get to the "Detail=*SRVPGM" screen. On this page it'll list the service prgorams you're using with the signature in the 4th column. Again, you have to hit F11 to see them as character strings.

-SK


On 2/26/2013 1:10 PM, RPGLIST wrote:
Scott thanks, the article helps a lot I appreciate it.

Lastly, is there a way to verify the signatures match? I thought I could
just perform a DSPSRVPGM and verify the signature ID matches the program
by performing a DSPPGM but a test program I created is showing 3 service
programs and with what appears to be an API name, and none of it makes
sense.



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