You can display information about your open files in two ways:
The following screen displays:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Display Open Files | | | | Job . . : QPADEV0027 User . . : KELLYMR Number . . . : 032138 | | Number of open data paths . . . . . . . . . . : 2 | | | | | | Member/ | | File Library Device Scope Activation Group | | QDUI80 QSYS QPADEV0027 *ACTGRPDFN 0000000002 *DFTACTGRP | | QDDSPOF QSYS QPADEV0027 *ACTGRPDFN 0000000002 *DFTACTGRP | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Press Enter to continue. | | | | F3=Exit F5=Refresh F10=Display I/O details F12=Cancel F16=Job menu | | | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
The Scope column identifies the level to which the open is scoped. *ACTGRPDFN indicates that the open is scoped to the activation group level. If the file opened in the user default activation group, the open is scoped to the call level number of the calling program. If the file opened in a named activation group, the open is scoped to the activation group level. *JOB indicates that the open is scoped to the job level. You can change the scope of an open operation by using override commands. For information on how to use overrides to change the scope of an open operation, see "Using overrides".
The Activation Group column identifies the number and name of the activation group. *DFTACTGRP indicates the default activation group.