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Only way I've ever don this (and it was internally described printer
files) was to do the Over ride with share yes and have the first program
call the second With-out closing the print file then when the second
program ends close the file. (the close causes the system to end the
file and the next open creates a new one)

Sorry I don't remember more details but this was a long time ago in a
program far, far away... (or something like that)

-- Jim Lowary

-----Original Message-----
message: 6
date: Wed, 24 Sep 2008 10:20:54 -0700
from: "Kesterson, Randy" <RPKesterson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
subject: RE: Sharing a Print File

Sorry, I meant to add that part to my initial email. I tried doing an
override of the print file with a SHARE(*YES) and a USROPN in both RPG
programs. I did not close the print file on the first program but it
still created two spooled files. I also tried opening with a scope of
*JOB and got the same results.

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