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This can be based on a few things:
1)  The activation group(s) involved.
2)  The call stack involved.


1)  Are you using ILE?

2)
You did say you are using QCMDEXC.  So, if you are doing

call myclpgm
  call myrpg1
    call qcmdexc to do OVRPRTF
    call myrpg2
Then it may work.

But if you do
call myclpgm
  call myrpg1
    call qcmdexc to do OVRPRTF
exit myrpg1 and return to myclpgm
call myrpg2
I don't think that will work.

Any chance you could change MYRPG2 to make the file USROPN and do the 
override in there?

Rob Berendt
-- 
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary 
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." 
Benjamin Franklin 




"Malchow, Grizzly" <GMalchow@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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If I override a print file with QCMDEXC right before I call a program
that uses the print file, is there any way that override wont be seen by
the program that gets called? 

I'm overriding the file to a certain outq but I am receiving the spool
file in QGPL/QPRINT. I'm suspecting the override isn't being seen by the
program I am calling. I have verified that the file is overridden
correctly right before I call the program.  Any ideas?

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