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Thank you, Gary. &nbsp;<br />
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Didn't know I would use the override in ocl. &nbsp;<br />
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As always, your help is greatly appreciated!
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Thank you, Gary.  

Didn't know I would use the override in ocl.  

As always, your help is greatly appreciated!

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Hi, <br />
<br />
I have an application still running old 36 programs. (on the list to converted, but has not made it to the top of the list)<br />
Can anyone tell me how to get the wait record no max to function in a 36 proc on the &nbsp;'// file' statement? (like the *nomax on the ovrdbf) &nbsp;<br />
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OVRDBF &nbsp; &nbsp; FILE(CUSTDT) TOFILE(&amp;FILE8) WAITRCD(*NOMAX) <br />
// FILE NAME-CUSTDT,DISP-SHR,LABEL<wbr />-?L'1,1'?C<wbr />CUSTDT,***<wbr />****? &nbsp;- I want the program to wait forever for the record instead of timing out<br />
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<br />
Thank You, <br />
Lynn
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Hi, 

I have an application still running old 36 programs. (on the list to converted, but has not made it to the top of the list)
Can anyone tell me how to get the wait record no max to function in a 36 proc on the  '// file' statement? (like the *nomax on the ovrdbf)  
  
OVRDBF     FILE(CUSTDT) TOFILE(&FILE8) WAITRCD(*NOMAX) 
// FILE NAME-CUSTDT,DISP-SHR,LABEL-?L'1,1'?CCUSTDT,*******?  - I want the program to wait forever for the record instead of timing out


Thank You, 
Lynn

iSeries - 36 record locking

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