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I wrote a CL that sets up a test file. The CL contains: OVRDBF FILE(FILEA) TOFILE(LIBA/FILEA) A conversion program runs. Then I have a CPYF command: CPYF FROMFILE(LIBB/FILEB) + TOFILE(LIBC/FILEA) MBROPT(*REPLACE) +FMTOPT(*MAP *DROP)
The anomaly (to me, anyway) is that, even though the CPYF's TOFILE explicitly names the library as LIBC, it was the LIBA file that got the copy. Once I put a DLTOVR FILEA between the conversion program and the CPYF command things went as I expected (i.e., LIBC/FILEA received the data).
Am I in error to expect an explicit definition (TOFILE(LIBC/FILEA) in this case) to take precedence over an OVRDBF? I mean, if I had simply said TOFILE(FILEA) I could understand what happened; i.e., the override being used instead of necessarily searching the library list.
Thanks.
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