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If I understand what you're asking....
Create a duplicate of MyFile (no data) to MyFileZZ
Reference MyFile and MyFileZZ in the F-Specs and rename the format of
MyFileZZ to whatever (FormatZZ?)
Override MyFileZZ to MyFile and away you go.

You're reading/writing/updating the same/file/ but through two different
aliases.


AlanShore@xxxxxxxx 11/17/2009 11:39:19 AM >>>
Afternoon all

I know at one point, what I am about to ask is not feasible in RPG
(COBOL
is another matter), but the last time I asked this was when I had first
moved over from mainframe COBOL to AS/400 RPG. (TOO many moons ago)

Can you specify the same file name (physical or logical) more than once
in
a program?

I want to process 2 separate records by using the same key, or do I have
to
create a new logical with the same key as the file that already exists?

I almost forgot - we are on V5r4


As always - many thanks in anticipation



Alan Shore
Programmer/Analyst, Distribution
E:AShore@xxxxxxxxxxx
P:(631) 200-5019
C:(631) 880-8640
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