Difference: 0LASubrUtilSubrCreate (2 vs. 3)

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.UTIL SUBR CREATE

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<		This subroutine adds a subroutine to the Application.
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>		This utility adds a subroutine to the Application.
 

Usage:

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Description:

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<		This subroutine adds a subroutine to the specified Application/Version. The <process_name> parameter is required, if it is missing, the subroutine will CANCEL.
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>		This utility adds a subroutine to the specified Application/Version.
 
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<		<process_name> is the name of the subroutine want to add (Required).
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>		<process_name> is the name of the subroutine want to add (Required). This parameter is required, if it is missing, the subroutine will CANCEL.
  <process_desc> is a description of the process (Optional). If not PASSed or PASSed blank, it will default to the Process Name.
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<		<Application> is the Application where the process should be added. If not PASSed or PASSed blank, it will default to the current application.
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>		<Application> is the Application where the process should be added (Optional). If not PASSed or PASSed blank, it will default to the current application.
 
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<		<Version> is the Version where the process should be added. If not PASSed or PASSed blank, it will default to the current version.
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>		<Version> is the Version where the process should be added (Optional). If not PASSed or PASSed blank, it will default to the current version.
  The subroutine will be added to the specified application. You can then begin adding statements to the subroutine via .UTIL SUBR WRITE ILF.
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