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 Compiling a CL program
AS/400, CL Program, CL programming, CLLE, OVRDSPF
I have a CL pgm in that i used the OVRDSPF command. Now i changed the display file. I'm sure i need to compile the RPG programs that are using the display file. Have a doubt if i need to compile the CL pgm or not?

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ASKED: November 29, 2010  1:49 PM
UPDATED: November 30, 2010  8:05 AM
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No, you do not need to compile the CL, only the RPG program
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Charlie Brown is 100% correct. The OVR commands instruct OS/400 that there are special temporary rules for using the file. The override command doesn’t care if the file exists or is used by the job. Just that if it is used, these new rules will be in force.
These rules are limited by the scope and will cease when the dltovr command is issued.
Phil

philpl1jb
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If the CL program doesn’t open the display file, it can’t get a level check.

Tom

TomLiotta
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