Answer / guru

Reading all the members in a pf cannot be achieved in a
single override command and which is cumbersome too. So
rather using override, you can use EXTMBR('*ALL') in the
file specification in your rpgle program. So when you read a
file, it will automatically read all the members records
from your data base file. This is FYI

Regards
Guru

Answer / ramesh

fFile if e disk extmbr(*ALL)

Answer / swadesh

With the OVRDBF command give the member name as *all.

Answer / shishir

in cl as explained by swadesh sir ..........ovrbdf *all
ok

Answer / ravi shankar porwal

U can also read the records of all members using logical
file.create logical file based on given PF(have more than
one member) and read it using rpgle program.

Answer / sai reddy

Hi Guru,

How can we do the same thing in CL ?..i mean can you explain me how to read data from all members of a PF in CL

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