Re: Procedure Question

[Duane Kehoe <dkehoe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

   Scott,

   I have left all activation groups to there defaults(because I really don't
   know what they are :-[ )  Also, I tried Bob's suggestion to reclaim
   activation groups without success.  The programs are parsing routines and
   reports.  What happens(in a nutshell) is source#1 reads a file containing
   EDI segments, source#2 is called to parse said EDI segments(which are
   passed into source#2 via parameters) and return the data contained in the
   requested element.  The reason I have 2 source files is I want to have
   source#2 be used by a number of other programs as the parsing logic is
   exactly the same regardless of what the caller / requester is doing with
   the data.  The current code base is being used as a proof of concept for
   procedures as our shop does not currently utilize them.  I do have the
   CALLP coded in source#1 as well, however it is my understanding that callp
   is inferred here, I may be wrong though.

   Where would I specify the activation groups, is that during mod creation
   or during pgm creation?

   Scott Klement wrote:

 On Tue, 9 Dec 2003, Duane Kehoe wrote:
 [SNIP]
  

    Message . . . . :   Cannot resolve to object source#2. Type and Subtype
       X'0201' Authority X'0000'.
    

 [SNIP]
  

    and do not understand why.  Is there something I am missing during pgm
    creation or something else?  Any help is greatly appreciated, thanks in
    advance.
    


 This sounds like "source#1" is activating & getting a system pointer to
 "source#2" and then source#2 is being deactivated without source#1 knowing
 about it.

 Your description seemed to indicate that you're using several modules
 bound into a single program -- which doesn't make any sense, since there'd
 be no object to resolve to in that case.   You must be using program or
 service program calls somewhere.

 Can you please describe the programs you're using, and which activation
 groups their compiled with?   Also, please explain how you're going about
 reclaiming these activation groups.

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