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  3. January 2012

Re: Weird issue with a display file

Monnier, Gary wrote:
Is the RPG qualifying the library as part of a USROPN? I've done
this if I don't find the file the library list. If it isn't in the
library list I hardcode the library to the production library it is
supposed to reside in.

No. There is no USROPN, no explicit qualification anywhere in the source, and it's compiled on a compiler on which I couldn't (without an OVRDBF and a USROPN) qualify a database file if I wanted to.

And it's evidently been doing this, completely unnoticed, in every other ILE RPG program that uses a DSPF as well; the only reason why it came up here is because it's qualified to a library that doesn't exist on the customer box.

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JHHL

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