Re: File Lock Problem

That works as well. Depends on what you are used to regarding ease I
suppose. ALCOBJ OBJ(library/file *FILE *EXCL *FIRST)  should do the trick.
You need to follow up with a DLCOBJ also (whereas with interactive SQL, I
just exit the SQL session).

Actually I couldn't remember the command and so I was being lazy :-)

Frances Stewart
WebSphere Application Server for iSeries 400


"James H. H. Lampert" <jamesl@hb.quik.com>@midrange.com on 12/20/2000
08:42:00 AM

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Frances Stewart wrote:
> . . .  One easy way to determine if a lock is a pseudo lock
> or a real lock is to attempt to get an exclusive lock on
> the object using interactive SQL specifying SQL statement
> LOCK TABLE lib/file IN EXCLUSIVE MODE.
. . .

Wouldn't an ALCOBJ be even easier?

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