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Re: Rclactgrp

Thanks Jon.
I’ve since reverted to *new and appears to be doing fine. I had experimented with *new before and for some reason I cannot recall was running into some nuance that bugged me.
Anyhow the link you provided will certainly provide some enlightenment.

Thanks!
Jay

On Sep 15, 2020, at 6:55 PM, Nathan Andelin <nandelin@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Alan,

It looks like your trigger mediator uses QleActBndPgm() to dynamically
activate service programs. If I recall correctly, subsequent calls to that
procedure won't activate a newer version of a service program. It just
retains the old version, which was previously loaded in memory, no matter
how many times you call QleActBndPgm(). The only way I know of to
deactivate a service program and reactivate it is by ending and restarting
the activation group.

For a while, I held out hope that the DEACTPG MI Instruction might
deactivate a service program, so that the next time QleActBndPgm() was
called, it would activate a newer version. But the MI Instruction didn't
help, either.
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