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Not have seen any code, random thoughts on what I might try in this
situation:
1)Does the created RPG program specify an activation group when compiled?
2) Do you call QTEMP/pgm so that the library list is ignored?
3) Is there another version of the program somewhere else that is
getting called when you are testing?
4) How about looking at the opnqryf files after compilation but before
calling QTEMP/rpg to see if they actually have data, just in case the
compile messes something up.
But to me, it sound like an activation group scope issue.
Sam
Caveat: been a developer on the platform since 1995, never used the
cycle and used opnqryf on when maintaining someone else's work
On 1/17/2025 11:38 AM, tgarvey@xxxxxxxxxx
wrote:
Here are the overrides for the open query files, which are in effect before the RPGLE program is compiled and executed...
ovrdbf openqryf1 tofile(A123456789) share(*yes) ovrscope(*job)
ovrdbf openqryf2 tofile(F123456789) share(*yes) ovrscope(*job)
I am moving to a Power7 server using v7r3 to see of there is any difference in function...
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