Re: Calling a sub-procedure from a service program with a CL program

[Alan Shore <AlanShore@xxxxxxxx>]

Sorry Scott, my intention was never to be accusatory (if that's the correct
word)
I just didn't explain myself very well to begin with, and just got
completely lost
I have since sent another e-mail, and hopefully this will be a better
explanation



Alan Shore
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midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 11/04/2008 01:41:57 PM:

> Alan Shore wrote:
> > My original question was how to call a sub-procedure from a service
program
> > from within a CLP program
>
> I'm sorry, but that was NOT your original question.  Your original
> question was (this is a copy/paste from your message):
>
>       Is it possible to call a subprocedure from a service program
>       from within a CL (or CLLE) program?
>
> You'll note that NOWHERE in your message do you way CLP!  You mention
> CL, which is something else entirely, and CLLE -- CLLE is the only one
> of those choices that's ILE, and therefore the only one that can call a
> service program.
>
> > How do I bind the binding directory
> > The answer was to use the command CRTPGM
>
> You can't use CRTPGM with a CLP -- CLP is OPM, CRTPGM is ILE.  Your
> member types should be CLLE if you're using CRTPGM.
>
> > This lead to my statement that you replied to
> > How can I apply a binding directory when using the CRTCLPGM command
> > Hopefully you can now see my predicament
>
> CRTCLPGM is OPM, it can't compile ILE code!! You can't use a binding
> directory with CRTCLPGM!!  But, your accusation (or the way I read it,
> anyway) is that MKS uses CRTCLPGM for CLLE source member types -- and
> that's what I can't believe.  I simply can't accept that MKS is 12 years
> behind the times and doesn't understand the difference between OPM and
> ILE.  More likely, you (who have consistently in this thread sounded
> confused about the diff between CL, CLP and CLLE) are setting your
> member type to CLP instead of the correct CLLE.
>
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