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The LABEL ON is an example where an override will not assist, [effectively] because, it is not an open. There is no DDL statement [except for any DML statement within] that is influenced by an override AFaIK. The library name will need to be a variable to be passed when, or the library list managed before, the QM query request is performed.

Regards, Chuck

Reger, Bill wrote:
"Overrides only [effectively] apply to /open/ functions; e.g. the
file named in the FROM clause of a SELECT statement should honor
a *CALLLVL scoped override to a named TOFILE()."

Perhaps this is why I'm so sure I've seen this work before.
I'm not doing a SELECT statement. This time my QMQRY is doing a
"LABEL ON" SQL statement - trying to update the Field Text/Column
Headings. Here is the pertinent stuff:

The QMQRY SQL "LABEL ON" operation:

LABEL ON "filename"
("FIELD1" IS 'Field Number One', "FIELD2" IS 'Field Number Two' )

The commands entered and the resulting JOBLOG:

4 > OVRDBF FILE(filename) TOFILE(datalibr/filename) SECURE(*YES)
OVRSCOPE(*CALLLVL)
4 > strqmqry QMQRY(objlibr/qmqryobj)
filename in *LIBL type *FILE not found.
RUN QUERY command failed with SQLCODE -204.
RUN QUERY command ended due to error.
STRQMQRY command failed.

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