Re: Displaying overrides in another job

Al, I omitted something from the original question.  WRKJOB from one job
(Job A) is fine for seeing overrides with any scoping in another job (Job
B), so long as the current job step within Job B  is executing within the
default activation group.  However, if the current job step within Job B  is
executing within a named activation group, WRKJOB from Job A  can not see
overrides scoped to a named activation group in Job B.  There may also be
other related limitations as well, which I am investigating.
-Dave K

----- Original Message -----
From: "David & Eileen Keck" <bstars@optonline.net>
To: <midrange-l@midrange.com>
Sent: Saturday, April 13, 2002 2:04 PM
Subject: Re: Displaying overrides in another job


> Al, I think you missed that I need to see overrides which were scoped to
an
> activation group.  Your suggestion of WRKACTJOB leads me to place a 5
> against the job, bringing the WRKJOB panel, which has the deficiencies I
> described in my original post ... that the WRKJOB view of overrides is
> restricted to those which are scoped to the call level.  Overrides scoped
to
> the job or to an activation group are not viewable from WRKJOB.  -Dave K.
>