The following figure shows the syntax of SysCreateObject:

Syntax:  SysCreateObject(class_name,
                         title,
                         location,
                         <setup_string>,
                         <option>)

where

class_name       Name of the Workplace Shell class of which the object
                 is a member of, such as WPFolder.
title            New object's title.
location         Either an object ID, such as <WP_DESKTOP>, or a fully
                 qualified path name.
setup_string     A series of keynames that change the behavior of the
                 object.  The keynames are separated by a semicolons
                 and values are separated by commas.
option           An action to be taken if the object class already
                 exists.  The action could be FAIL, REPLACE, or UPDATE.

The following sample code creates two objects, one of the class WPFolder and one of the class WPProgram. The program object MyProgram is inserted into the Folder MyFolder. The location specified by MyProgram is the same as the object ID for MyFolder.

/* */
call RxFuncAdd "SysLoadFuncs", "rexxutil", "SysLoadFuncs"
call SysLoadFuncs

say SysCreateObject("WPFolder",,
                    "MyFolder",,
                    "<WP_DESKTOP>",,
                    "OBJECTID=<Prefix_MyFolder>")

say SysCreateObject("WPProgram",,
                    "MyProgram",,
                    "<Prefix_MyFolder>",,
                    "EXENAME=C:\PGM\PGM.EXE;ASSOCFILTER=*.TXT" ,,
                    "OBJECTID=<Prefix_MyProgram>")