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Hi Rick -
That would work, but I was already passing a parm that told me which file was being processed, so I just defined both files and did if/else logic for all the i/o.
IMO that's the best way to do it. OVRDBF LVLCHK(*NO) is an accident looking for a place to happen. Some of the other suggestions didn't have any particular vulnerabilities but would be confusing to someone else trying to figure what is happening. If/else probably eliminates the need for any overrides, particularly eliminates LVLCHK(*NO), eliminates the need to create tricky logicals, and is obvious to anyone looking at the program. I would imagine that you can spare the extra milliseconds of run time because of the IF processing. The only suggestion I would have, which you may have already done, is to make the two files USROPN and only open the one that you are going to use. Ken Opinions expressed are my own and do not necessarily represent the views of my employer or anyone in their right mind.
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