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  • Subject: Re: clp-->rpg-->qcmdexc--many ovrdbf's
  • From: Tim Truax <truax@xxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sun, 13 Dec 1998 21:09:21 -0500

Hi John,
I am familiar with 2 methods of setting the OVRRIDES to files, either from the
CLP before it loads the program, or in this instance, the RPG programs on the 
fly
call to QCMDEXC 40 or 50 times.  I am unfamilair with falling out of the program
and setting the OVERRIDES in the Calling CLP, I would think that the RPG program
just calling the QCMDEXC it would appear as if the CLP stmts were from/in the
calling CLP... if you know what I mean?

John Carr wrote:

> >Hello all,
> >I am interested to learn if there is a way to do the following:
> >I have a CL program that loads the 'mother of all RPG programs' and
> >within this 'mother RPG program' it is using the QCMDEXC call to set
> >upward of 40 or 50 file overrides (OVRDBF), which it then opens and
> >closes as it uses them. I
> >have used the LOG(4 0 *SECLVL) as well as the LOGCLPGM(*YES) to see if I
> >could get the AS400 to log these RPG Program QCMDEXC calls that do the
> >OVRDBF on many files, but to no avail... Any suggestions from the
> >distinguished list appreciated.
> >Thanks so much!
> >Tim Truax
>
> Fall out of the "Muther" and do the overides in the calling CLP and then
> fall back into the "Muther".   Good choice of names for this type of
> system "design".
>
> John Carr

Tim Truax

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