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> The CL is a CLLE, and I just do a 14 in PDM to compile it. Bingo. Activation groups are designed to isolate resources from each other. Resources like overrides and shared file opens. (You can look at it like AGs are intended to share resources just as equally. Resources are shared within the AG, and each AG is isolated from all the others.) When you compiled that CLLE, what was the ACTGRP parameter and the DFTACTGRP parameter? The point being that if you create a CL program in ACTGRP(QILE) and the Lawson program runs in ACTGRP(LAWSON), the overrides issued by the CL are unknown outside of the CL's AG. And that's all on purpose. To poke around, do a DSPPGM on the CL and the RPG. That will show you the activation group which each program runs in. That might help clear this particular issue up for you. If it doesn't, perhaps you could start another thread with a different subject so it's easier to find in the archives? --buck
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