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Please reconsider. There is currently no way to view certain bits of Overrides. For example, if you use the DSPJOB OPTION(*FILOVR) you can get the overrides for any job, but even if overrides exist in that job, if they are scoped to *ACTGRPDFN such as *NEW, and you are down the call stack, those overrides do not appear in the results. So basically there is currently no way to view certain overrides using any method--even the least capable method of using DSPOVR, which happens to be the choice they used for the OVERRIDE_INFO so it too isn't very useful.
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LOL, you're not serious? a DSPOVR OUTPUT(*PRINT) and then read/parse the SPOOLED file? That's a TAATOOL approach, not a system level interface.
SYSTOOLS.OVERRIDE_INFO
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/i/7.5.0?topic=services-override-info-view
IBM Power Systems Development