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On 13/12/2008, at 5:53 AM, Coyle, Stephen F. wrote:

I know it's possible to OVRDSPF SHARE(*YES) and read a subfile
in program A that was built in program B. Is there anyway to read a
display file record format that was built in program B?
My scenario is the CL issues an OVRDSPF SHARE(*YES), then calls
program A. A then calls B and when it returns, A attempts to use a
display format that was populated from B.
I tried just doing a READ to the format but as expected,
received a session or device error. I also do not want to display the
format in either program A or B.


I can't recall ever doing this but you may find that specifying KEEP on the record format written by B will make it available for A to read.

Regards,
Simon Coulter.
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