3 members in a databasefile .how to read records from all
the members?????????
Answer Posted / ravi kumar
1. Through RPG, using EXTMBR(*All)
2. Through CL, OVRDBF FILE(TEST) TOFILE(*LIBL/TEST)MBR(*ALL)
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