Re: DFTACTGRP(*YES) vs ACTGRP(*Caller) - RCLACTGRP Question

[Jeff Buening <JeffBuening@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

After looking at the ILE concepts manual and reviewing what you two wrote
have on more question.......

> What I've done is set up ProgC to use a special named activation
> group--something such as 'CELINAUTIL'.  Then when I know I've
> completed
> any calls to it--such as when you do the STOP RUN in ProgA--I
> reclaim the
> activation group.
> Michael

> About the _only_ mix I would even think about risking is the simple
> one you describe where OPM calls ILE and ILE returns to OPM.
> Preferably no files in the ILE code, and it is deactivated by calling
> RCLACTGRP from OPM when you are done.
> Jon Paris

You talk about the running the RCLACTGRP to deactivate a Name Activation
group I might create called 'CELINAUTIL'.  If I am calling the subprogram
with 'CELINAUTIL' and I use GOBACK to return from it since it will be a
HARD Boundry (nearest control boundary is the oldest call stack entry in an
ILE activation group) won't it Reclaim all the Resources without doing
RCLACTGRP?  I go to wrkactjob and look at Call stack and open files if I
see everything is gone their for an Activation Group does that mean it is
"De-Activated" or is there more behind the scenes I am not privilege to?

 Thanks,
   Jeff Buening