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Hi
 
I ma having a CLP program as like below which is submitted as a batch. It calls 
PRG1, PRG2, PRG3, ..... PRG100 to genearte 100 reports.
 In one point in the program, consier a below code..

RTVDTAARA DTAARA(DA1)  RTNVAR(&VAR1)

/* DA1 Contains the command : OVRPRTF   FILE(LIB1/PRT1) + */

/* COPIES(1) SAVE(*YES) OUTQ(OUTPUT1)  */

CALL PGM(QCMDEXEC) PARM(&VAR1 90)

Call PGM(PRG65) /* call to PRG65 to generate a Report PRT1*/.


RTVDTAARA DTAARA(DA2)  RTNVAR(&VAR1)

/* DA1 Contains the command : OVRPRTF   FILE(LIB1/PRT1) + */

/* COPIES(2) SAVE(*YES) OUTQ(OUTPUT1)  */



Call PGM(PRG66) /* call to PRG66 to generate a Report PRT1 .

 

The problem is PRG66 is not printing two copies of PRT1. Able to get only one

copy of PRT1. The override done using the second statement is not getting 

reflected while calling the program PRG66..

 

Any idea why this happen. Any general Override done will skip this?.

The printer file PRT1 gets overridden with differnt COPIES and OUTQ values in

various places in the program ( from calling PRG1 to PRG64 and alos after PRG66)

Anyone has faced similr issue like this?

 

 

Thanks

Siva



                
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