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OVRDBF FILE(xxx) TOFILE(libl/filename) share(*yes)
In which scenario is share(*yes) used?
could any one explain with an example?
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Answer Posted / shruti tayal
Suppose you define override on a physical file with
SHARE(*YES) in a CL program, and you call HLL programs from
CL program, by defining SHARE(*yes) all programs who use the
overridden file, will use the same data path, on the
contrary if we dont specify share(*yes), each program will
create its own data path. This is very useful when we use
OPNQRYF, if we dont specify SHARE(*YES) for the file, the
data path created by OPNQRYF will not be of any effect in a
HLL program, as HLL program will create its own data path in
absence of SHARE(*YES).
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