Re: Create logical using file overrides

[boothm@xxxxxxx]

I think I misunderstand the problem.  I didn't realize you could put data
into a logical file?

But, one thought that leaps to mind is for you to use QTEMP.  Copy or
create the logical in QTEMP and then reference the file as QTEMP/logical1,
etc.  But what worries me is that the logical still points to the original
data, so why bother doing the override or copy?
 
In <199808172003.PAA12047@uucphost.mcs.net>, on 08/17/98 
   at 02:54 PM, bmegenity@ruskin.com said:

>I am trying to create a logical file over 4 physical files (this used to  
> be a S36EE multi-format file). We need to be able to override these
>files    at execution time with substitution parameters. How do I use the
>OVRDBF    against the CRTLF in the CL program? Or am I even going about
>this in the    right way. These are batch files that get created using a
>sequence number    and then archived when done.

>I would appreciate any and all assistance.

>Bill Megenity  bmegenity@ruskin.com  (day)

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