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On 30-May-2011 10:41 , CRPence wrote:
I think my mention for concerns for *JOB scoped override must have
been off the mark. I just did a quick test, and from the results
seen, I infer I had incorrectly recalled the reverse effect. Seems
that a *JOB scoped override is _later_ in the search order than a
call-level scoped override.?

Scratch that... I had inferred too much from order of presentation with the non-merged override view, rather than looking at the effect of [and as presented with the view of] the merged overrides. I should have tested with an actual open rather than only looking at DSPOVR output :-!

FWiW: I also verified in a test that the overridden-to file name was visible in the SQLERRMC data for both the OPEN Csr-Name and the UPDATE WHERE CURRENT OF Csr-Name requests; the former had the cursor name Csr-Name preceding both the file and library names, while the latter had only the file and library names.

Regards, Chuck

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