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On Thu, 13 Nov 2003 13:18:29 -0500 "Michael Naughton" <mnaughton@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > I don't have an explanation for what you're experiencing, > but FWIW here's > a couple of suggestions that might (?) help you around > the problem: > > 1) How about using an override to point to the proper > file, instead of > trusting the library list? I'm not expert, but just > because you take a > library out of the LIBL doesn't mean that the program > can't use that file > -- and if it already has used it, maybe it somehow > "remembers" where it > was. Using OVRDBF might fix that. . . . Well not really. We're not talking about one file here. We're talking 30 or more (Just mentioning one to keep it simple). I want to use the library list the way it's meant to be used. :) > > 2) Is there any reason you can't define your files as > USROPN and then > explicitly open & close them? Besides having to go in and change 100 programs, no reason. But then again, I want it to work the way it "should". Just kinda frustrated I guess. Brad
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