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I'm maintaining a program that is a collection of (rpgIV) Selection
modules that all act as an interface to a Maintenance module.  (None of
these modules are NoMain.)
These Selection modules override the file, do an opnqryf to get a
specific record set, then the user selects a record to be maintained.
 
The problem is that the database override is continuing from the
Selection module to the Maintenance module.
 
Override:
D Cmd_OvrDBF      C                   'OVRDBF FILE(ORDPRQSH)
SHARE(*YES)'
 
I thought that removing the Share(*Yes) would keep the override only in
the current module, but when I did that, the file wasn't reflecting the
result set from the OpnQryF.
 
One option for the override to not propagate to the Maintenance module
is for me to create a new logical for that program to use.
But I was hoping there was another answer.  Can I somehow scope the
override to just the Selection module?  Can I override the file again,
and when I delete that override the previous override will take over?
 
Thanks,
 
Kurt Anderson
Application Developer
Highsmith Inc.
W5527 State Road 106, P.O. Box 800
Fort Atkinson, WI 53538-0800
TEL (920) 563-9571  FAX (920) 563-7395
EMAIL kjanderson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
 

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