Thank you for the reply Mark :-)

Hi, Glenn:

Right or wrong, that's how it has always worked, and it is documented --
just prompt the UPDPGM or UPDSRVPGM command and press F1=Help in the
MODULE parameter field. It says:

If the library of the module being replaced is different from the
library of the replacing module, the module's library after the
update will remain the library the module was in when the program
was first created. If the RPLLIB parameter is required to determine
which module to replace, the value to be entered in the RPLLIB
parameter for this module will not change due to the
update.

Far more serious, in my opinion, is the fact that, once you have used
UPDPGM or UPDSRVPGM, the DSPPGMREF command will not always show correct
information for the *PGM or *SRVPGM.

You could use CRTPGM or CRTSRVPGM to recreate *PGMs and *SRVPGMs from
their component *MODULEs, and then you will never have the problem you
mentioned, and DSPPGMREF will always show the correct information.
(This assumes you do not delete *MODULEs after binding them into *PGMs
or *SRVPGMs.)

Cheers,

Mark S. Waterbury

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