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Command 17 displays all overrides issued for the job level to the current call level<br />
(level 2), as shown in Figure 12. The overrides specified in commands 1, 2, 4, 5, 6,<br />
and 14 display in keyword-parameter form. The override issued in command 10 is<br />
not displayed because call level 3 is no longer active. Pressing F11 on this display<br />
allows you to see a display that is similar to the one shown in Figure 10 on<br />
page 62.<br />
Command 18 causes a return to level 1, and level 2 is deleted. The overrides issued<br />
at level 2 that are scoped to the call level are implicitly deleted. The override that<br />
is caused by command 14 (scoped to the activation group level) is implicitly<br />
deleted when activation group 5 ends. In this example, assume that activation<br />
group 5 is a nonpersistent activation group and that ends when command 18<br />
processes. The override caused by command 6 is not deleted.<br />
Command 19 displays all overrides for the job level to call level 2 in<br />
keyword-parameter form. Because level 2 is no longer active, only the overrides<br />
scoped to the job level (command 6) and those specified at level 1 in commands 1<br />
and 2 are displayed.<br />
Displaying overrides: tips<br />
Display All <strong>File</strong> Overrides<br />
Call level ...........: *<br />
Type options, press Enter.<br />
5=Display override details<br />
Opt <strong>File</strong> Level Type Keyword Specifications<br />
_ CREDITS *ACTGRP PRT TOFILE(*LIBL/DEBITS)<br />
_ PRTB 2 PRT TOFILE(*LIBL/PRTA) COPIES(6)<br />
_ DBC 2 DB WAITFILE(60)<br />
_ 1 DB WAITFILE(*IMMED)<br />
_ PRTA 1 PRT COPIES(3)<br />
_ DBE *JOB DB TOFILE(*LIBL/DBF)<br />
F3=Exit F5=Refresh F11=All merged file overrides F12=Cancel<br />
Figure 12. All <strong>File</strong> Overrides Display (All <strong>File</strong>s)<br />
Note that when specifying a call level, as in the first two examples in this section,<br />
the call level on which you first entered override commands may not be level 1.<br />
Depending on the contents of the first program and first menu specified in your<br />
user profile, and any other programs or menus you may have come through, you<br />
may have entered your first override commands at level 3 or 4. You may enter<br />
WRKJOB and select option 11 (call stack) to see what programs are running at<br />
lower call levels.<br />
Unless you know exactly what you want to see, it is usually best to request the<br />
override display with no parameters, because options on the basic override display<br />
allow you to select a detailed display of any override you are interested in. The<br />
specific options available are:<br />
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