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On 10/14/2016 1:10 PM, Charles Wilt wrote:
Dave,Charles, I think you're thinking of the way RPG caches the resolved system
I know that RPG's cycle file open code doesn't re-resolve the name.
So if you had RPG code that
open myfile;
<do something>;
close myfile;
<change the LIBL>
open myfile;
The second opening of myfile would open the same as the first, even if
you'd change the library list so that you're expecting it to be opened
from
a different library.
pointer to the program for a call operation.
The OPEN opcode and implicit opens don't do that. The file is resolved in
the library list fresh each time.
--
Barbara
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