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Alan,
Based on your assurances, I'll do more testing to see if QleActBndPgm()
behaves as you say. I thought I had already vetted it and found that the
procedure did NOT activate a new version of a service program, if
available.
Thanks,
Nathan.
On Tue, Sep 15, 2020 at 8:44 PM Alan Campin <alan0307d@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Sorry, each time you call the api it gives you a new activation mark andit
loads a new copy. If the service program has been changed (New version--
moved in) it gets activation mark of new version so subsequent calls uses
the new version. I use this technology in many different ways. I have
installed it in 4 companies (Newer version) so I figure it works. I use a
user space with a timestamp that triggers the reload.
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