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Well, you can use a variable to contain the program's real name and that varaible name can be much longer of course.

This used to have a performance penalty, but the compiler was changed many, many years ago to all-but-remove that penalty.


Jon P.

On May 6, 2024, at 1:02 PM, Jay Vaughn <jeffersonvaughn@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Ok this could have gone under rpg or cobol... but want to start here
please...

so in rpg when we want to refer to a long program name of an ILE RPG pgm,
we create a prototype...

dcl-pr "myLongName" extpgm('OBJNAME');

But if I have a cobol program that wants to refer to an RPG ILE PGM with a
long name, how can that be achieved?


tia

Jay
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