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bh
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Hi !
How to identify a caller program(calling program )form the called program ?
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DavidatK
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bh,
This topic has been discussed several times, Here is one of the PREVIOUS POSTS that you can look at. If this does not answer you question, please come back.
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gowtham_1982
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bh,
This topic has been discussed several times, Here is one of the PREVIOUS POSTS that you can look at. If this does not answer you question, please come back.
Dave |
Hi Dave, your link is useful. But the requirement here is to identify the program which has invoked the particular sub program.
Usually the informations of the programs which invoke a program will be available in the maintenance log or what ever you call it. Mostly through this we can identify what are the programs which can invoke a program. Other than this, i think only in runtime or after a successful or unsuccessful run, we can identify what program has invoked.
Hope i'm cleare.
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humpty
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Called program Consists of:
1. Linkage section - to pass the value from the calling pgm to called pgm and called pgm to calling pgm.
2. Called pgm contains EXIT PROGRAM as the last sentence.
Calling pgm consists of:
1. Uses name of the called pgm in procedure division. the name is the progrm name defined in PROGRAM-ID.
ex: PROCEDURE DIVISION.
BEGIN.
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CALL 'ABC' USING identifier1, identifier2...
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