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I would believe QTEMP.  However, if you are an RPG shop, I like the 
EXTFILE('QTEMP/MYFILE') USROPN option better.  Self documenting.

Rob Berendt
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If a CL program uses OVRDBF FILE(X_LIBRARY/X_FILE) TOFILE(QTEMP/X_FILE)
before CALLing PGM(RPG_1) then RPG_1 calls RPG_2 then RPG_2 calls RPG_3
which actually uses X_FILE, is RPG_3 using X_LIBRARY/X_FILE or
QTEMP/X_FILE?

I believe it should be using QTEMP/X_FILE, but I would just like to have
this confirmed.

TIA,

Frank

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