Re: cpyf to qtemp

Booth,

Do a CHGJOB LOG(4 0 *SECLVL) LOGCLPGM(*YES) and take a look at the joblog.  It 
should show you the name of the file being copied from.  A DSPFD on the from 
file will show you the 'number of key fields'.

Hope this helps.

Glenn Gundermann
Ronald A. Chisholm Limited
Toronto

boothm@ibm.net wrote:

> Today was a *duh* sort of day.  Perhaps someone can explain this to me:
>
> I have a physical file with one key in a library.  I have for some time used 
>a CL program to CPYF to copy it into QTEMP, OVRDBF, and then populate, use, 
>and discard it.
>
> For design reasons the users would like the file presented in another order 
>which would mean 3 keys on the file.  No big deal, right?
>
> For some reason it will only give me the old 1-key variety when I CPYF it 
>from the CL.  I did a WRKOBJ *ALL/fil* *ALL and deleted everything i could 
>find with a name even remotely like it.  I've recompiled the files and the 
>programs.  I even copied the CL to another name and deleted all of the extra 
>lines.  Everything works the way I expect excepting the one CL program that I 
>really do want to use.
>
> What I really don't understand is where on earth it is getting the 
>instruction to copy the file with just one key, since all those instances are 
>deleted.

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