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My apologies then, I guess I've been wrong on that for a long time....

I would think that I can code a second procedure to read the file and that
should pick up the version in qtemp...


Nope.
Using SysReq (Shift Escape 3) suspends your debug session and displays
your
interactive job information.


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Ok maybe I'm wrong on that then, I thought while I was in debug mode I
could
see what files were created in QTEMP with the shift Escape + 3.




If you are debugging a batch job, the QTEMP you see is from your
Interactive Job not from the Batch Job.

I do not think it is possible to see the objects in a batch jobs QTEMP
library.

Can you explain how you see the batch job's QTEMP?

Charles


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Its not creating the object in qtemp, job log says it is, but when I
check for it during debug its never there.

One additional point regarding the job log that looks strange, it
supposedly creates the object and then deletes it, which makes no
sense.


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