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Hi -
OVRDBF FILE(QADSPOBJ) TOFILE(GBALIBSYSF/$DSPOBJDPG) +
NBRRCDS(100) SEQONLY(*YES 100)
This override is done after the DSPOBJD and before entering the RCVF loop.
No difference.
Is it possible to block records for RCVF processing?
It should be possible to block the records. Was there a message in the
joblog giving a reason why record blocking was rejected? Are you sure the
override is correct? Is there another override from a previous call level
or *JOB that could be interfering?
Also, drop the NBRRCDS(100). It has nothing to do with record blocking in
a program buffer. It shouldn't stop record blocking and it is pretty
harmless in this situation, but it has benefit in very limited
situations. Anyone who doesn't understand exactly what NBRRCDS does, and
when it is of benefit, is better off not using it.
Why don't you post more of the program code.
Ken
http://www.ke9nr.net/
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