Re: OPNQRYF and # records in FIDS

On 7 Nov 2016, Charles Wilt wrote:

The means the ILE program ends up running in the default activation group.

Which is considered a bad thing, in fact Jon & Susan call it one of the seven deadly sins of ILE >http://www.ibmsystemsmag.com/ibmi/developer/general/The-Seven-Deadly-Sins-of-ILE/

I'm well aware of this and I don't condone it. However, if there's any saving grace, the OPM invocation is -always- as a batch job. I realize that if it blows up, there is probably some loose ends left laying around.

But, even if OPM (CL) is rewritten as ILE, it in turn is -called- by an OPM (CL) which at present cannot be re-written.

I'll check the scoping on the OPNQRYF statement.

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Buzz


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