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If the "O" specs are not to be used globally then it would seem that they should come between your "C" specs & the procedure end spec....
O specs are always global. Files in RPG are global -- you can't declare a file that's local to a subprocedure. (At least, not using standard RPG operations. You can do it with APIs, but that's another topic altogether)
Since files are always global, so are O specs. They have to go before the first P spec in the program.
Duane, can you possibly post your code, or at least part of it, since I'm struggling to get a mental picture of what it looks like...
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