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  3. November 2004

RE: Level-checks on a *FILE with LVLCHK(*NO)

Without going into why LVLCHK(*NO) is a really bad idea, either an OVRDBF
was issued before the call with LVLCHK(*YES) or the file being opened is not
the file you think it is.  A check of the files in the library list at the
time the message was issued might show another file with LVLCHK(*YES).  

You might also check the job log to determine the actual library and file
name being opened by the program. 

Hope that helps. 

Donald R. Fisher, III
Project Manager
Roomstore Furniture Company
(804) 784-7600 extension 2124
DFisher@xxxxxxxxxxxxx

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I had them do a DSPFD on the file named in the message just to be sure...

What in tarnation is going on? Could this be a bad PTF?
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