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As I understand overrides and activation groups, by default an override applies to the current activation group because of the default parameter in the override OVRSCOPE (*ACTGRPDFN) . If the override is not active, could that indicate you've moved to a new activation group? For example, I'm assuming you're doing the override in activation group 'QILE'. What then are you doing that make the override no longer apparent? Are you calling another program with another activation group? I like *CALLER best because it assures it takes on any overrides I've executed in previous programs without me have to remember to assign a different OVRSCOPE. Either way, you have to keep in mind what group you're operating under. Darren Strong
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