1. If the program is ILE RPG, you may be able to specify the parameter in the H specification of the program.
H DFTACTGRP(*NO) ACTGRP('MYACTGRP')
2. If the program is ILE COBOL, you may be able to specify the parameter as a process option. But the ACTGRP parameter is not available as a process option.
3. Create a module using
===> CRTSQLxxxI OBJTYPE(*MODULE)
followed by
===> CRTPGM ACTGRP(MYACTGRP)
4. Create precompiled source using
===> CRTSQLxxxI OBJTYPE(*PGM) OPTION(*NOGEN)
TOSRCFILE(MYLIB/MYFILE)
===> CRTBNDxxx SRCFILE(MYLIB/MYFILE) ACTGRP(MYACTGRP)
TOSRCFILE(MYLIB/MYFILE)
===> CRTBNDxxx SRCFILE(MYLIB/MYFILE) ACTGRP(MYACTGRP)
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