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  • Subject: Re: CLRPFM problem.
  • From: Jim Langston <jlangston@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 31 Aug 1999 13:20:18 -0700
  • Organization: Conex Global Logistics Services, Inc.

I wrote a little CL utility for an object we lock all the time from a menu.
It would attempt to do an ALCOBJ and listen for CPF0000 in a MONMSG.
In the error section it would then do a WRKOBJLCK on the object, which
would allow the user to call others and tell them to exit the file they were
trying
to lock.  The next command after the WRKOBJLCK would be another
ALCOBJ.

Also, don't make a mistake I often find myself doing.  I have a number of 5250
emulations running, and will lock the file with one and then try to do something
with it in another.  The system locks the object for the job, not the user.

When you do an ALCOBJ and accept the defaults, it locks the *FIRST member.
Make sure you are locking the member you are trying to clear.

But, why try to lock the file at all?  Just do the CLRPFM and if the file is in
use, then
it will wait for a little time (I *think* that 60 seconds is the default) and
then come
back with an error.  So then you could do a WRKOBJLCK, once everyone was out do
the CLRPFM.  CLRPFM puts an exclusive lock on the member it's clearing during
the operation anyway.

If you are trying to do this in a CL, make sure you MONMSG CPF0000 right after
you do the ALCOBJ to look for any errors.

Regards,

Jim Langston

Balaji.Rao@smed.com wrote:

> Hi there,
> I'm having some problem executing a CLRPFM .
> I've obtained a EXCLUSIVE lock on the File Object, that I wanted to clear.
> I used the following command to do that , and this command executed
> successfully.
> ALCOBJ OBJ((FILENAME *FILE *EXCL)) WAIT(600)
> After this I did a CLRPFM which gives me an error saying "Member FILENAME
> already in use"
> Is there anything I'm missing.
> Thanks.
>
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