File Sharing Allowed . . . . . . . . . : NO

[dmredd]

when i do a program dump why am i getting this. and what do i need to do to make the files shared.

Thanks in advance

[jamief]

Re: File Sharing Allowed . . . . . . . . . : NO

umm

ovrdbf share(*yes) ??

you didnt give us too much information there cowboy

[dmredd]

Re: File Sharing Allowed . . . . . . . . . : NO

it is off a physical and logical files that i have created. no cl's involved are involved in these programs. the program works fine as long as one person is using it but i need multiple people to be in them at one time. I understand that i should have record locking but not the whole file. what am i doing wrong when i create them.

thanks again hope that explains it a little better.

[jamief]

Re: File Sharing Allowed . . . . . . . . . : NO

When you define your file as update

fSLGSLMNA uf e k disk

when you read the record you lock it.
Im guessing your loading a subfile??? by reading the file and
the file you are reading is an update file.

you can read an update file by record and not lock by doing this

read(n) - this is read no-lock then when user wants to update this record
then chain back and update when found.

does this help?

jamie

[dmredd]

Re: File Sharing Allowed . . . . . . . . . : NO

yes u were correct and thank you for your info. it was what i was looking for in a round about way.

thanks again for being so quick to respond