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Forgive me for hijacking this thread a little. One thing I have never quite understood about the CRTSRVPGM command, perhaps someone can enlighten me?

Suppose I wish to create a *SRVPGM using the Binder Language to define the procedure exports. Suppose also I wish to use a *BNDDIR to specify the list of *MODULES to search for these exports.

QUESTION: Why then must the CRTSRVPGM command still have the MODULE parameter explicitly defined? In other words, why does (at least) one *MODULE have to be specified explicitly on the command. (The default is MODULE(*SRVPGM).) The Binder Language will specify the export symbol table and thus determine other *MODULES that are required from the *BNDDIR (and hence any other *SRVPGMs/*MODULEs) to complete the bind.

CRTSRVPGM SRVPGM(SRVPGMNAME)
  MODULE(???????) <<< Why is this needed??
  EXPORT(*SRCFILE) SRCFILE(QSRVSRC)
  BNDDIR(DIRNAME)

Put another way, since a *SRVPGM has no Entry Module, why is the MODULE parameter required at all? (The BNDSRVPGM parameter is optional, so why not the MODULE parameter under these circumstances?)

Silly Example: Suppose I specified MODULE(NOEXPORTS) above. By implication NOEXPORTS does nothing at all. It is of no use within the *SRVPGM yet the parameter must be specified.

I must be missing something obvious.

Brian.

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