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Put in a service program? Any re-usable code should be in a service
program.
On 29 Dec 2017 4:34 PM, "Art Tostaine, Jr." <atostaine@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I'm trying to create new function using some existing code. This was aone
off program to write locations to a Location master.program
The program does this for a range of locations
buildRange('B' : 9 :01: 9:30:'A' );
Buildrange is a procedure in the same program. It's definition is:
P BuildRange B
D BuildRange PI
D let 3A VALUE
D frais 3P 0 VALUE
D frslt 3P 0 VALUE
D toais 3P 0 VALUE
D toslt 3P 0 VALUE
d letters 10a value
I would like to use that procedure without copying it to another source
member. I don't think I can do that. What is the best way to reuse the
code? I can copy it out to another source and change this one off
to reference it also?--
Thank you.
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Art Tostaine
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