thanks Mark,
This is what I was wanting.. I did not remember about the
parse source to get the folder for the Rexx program.
> If you have your Rexx program file and your .h file in the same
> directory, but you want the program to run from another directory,
> then get the absolute path to your Rexx program and use that path
> to locate the .h file:
>
>
> -- Get the full path to this program file.
>
> parse source . . pgmFile
>
>
> -- Get the directory this program file is located in.
>
> pgmDir = pgmFile~left(pgmFile~lastpos('\') - 1)
>
>
> .application~useGlobalConstDir("O", pgmDir'\my.h')
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