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A methodology:
<code>
crtmsgf qtemp/ovrcpf
mrgmsgf *libl/qcpfmsg qtemp/ovrcpf select(cpa32b2)
chgmsgd cpa32b2 dft(i) msgf(qtemp/ovrcpf)
/* */
rtvjoba inqmsgrpy(&prvinq)
chgjob inqmsgrpy(*dft)
ovrmsgf qcpfmsg qtemp/ovrcpf
chgpf srcfile()
chgjob inqmsgrpy(&prvinq)
dltovr qcpfmsg
/* */
dltmsgf qtemp/ovrcpf
</code>
If the overridden-to message file is created & maintained as part of
the utility, in a permanent library, then the *MSGF need not be created
& deleted for each customized utilization.
http://groups.google.com/groups/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&num=50&q=crpence+alter+drop+column+chgjob
http://groups.google.com/group/it.comp.as400/browse_frm/thread/369263a2c0bf6684/24f62ee6eb9d5b38?hl=en&lnk=st&q=crpence+alter+drop+column#24f62ee6eb9d5b38
Regards, Chuck
David FOXWELL wrote:
We have a tool used for file modifications that basically saves
the file to change, creates a new file with the new DDS and
copies the data from the old file to the new.
I would like to replace this mechanism with CHGPF.
How can I manage the message that is sent when a field is dropped?
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