>duplicating a srvpgm to change the behavior of a single exported
procedure sounds lile problems waiting to happen. What about when the
original srvpgm is recreated?
Hmm... Maybe if you could describe what you are trying to accomplish
(the end goal and the reason behind it) I will be able to understand you
position better. Note that you *can* currently dynamically invoke *PGM
and *SRVPGM objects. Also note that your program has to know the
procedure parameters at compile time (which is maybe what you are
griping about, and if it is I can share your gripe).
Aaron Bartell
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