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at 04:49 PM, Chris Phinicarides [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I need to have a batch PL/I program (say A) call another batch PL/I
program (say B) and be able to change program B and have program A
execute using the modified program B, without the need to
Hello!
I need to have a batch PL/I program (say A) call another batch PL/I program
(say B) and be able to change program B and have program A execute using
the modified program B, without the need to re-compile/link-edit program A.
I understand this has to do with some compiler and/or some
Chris Phinicarides wrote:
Hello!
I need to have a batch PL/I program (say A) call another batch PL/I program
(say B) and be able to change program B and have program A execute using
the modified program B, without the need to re-compile/link-edit program A.
I understand this has to do with
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Subject: Batch PL/I Question
Hello!
I need to have a batch PL/I program (say A) call another
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I need to have a batch PL/I program (say A) call another batch PL/I
program (say B) and be able to change program B and have program A
execute using the modified program B, without the need to
re-compile/link-edit program A.
I
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Take a long hard look at the PL/1 LOAD, CALL and DELETE statements. I
suspect that's what you want to use.
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After reading other posts, I have to correct myself. It is, indeed, the
FETCH statement,
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