Re: Help with a file allocation problem

1. Does the file exist?
2. Use WRKOBJLCK to see where it's locked.
3. If it exists, is it in you library list?
4. Try an ALCOBJ *EXCL WAIT(0) in your batch program to see if anyone
has it - then keep it until you're done. You may find other programs
have a problem with it.

"York, Albert" wrote:
>
> I am having an intermittent problem copying a file. Below is a fragment from
> the job log. As you can see, the job immediately aborts with an error. This
> is a batch job. If I run the same job later it runs fine. Does anyone have
> any suggestions?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Albert York
>
>         02/20/02   09:44:42   QCADRV         QSYS        01BD     XU0322CL
> Message . . . . :     6100 - CPYF FROMFILE(QTEMP/UXTXMT) TOFILE(UXT)
>      MBROPT(*ADD)
>  40    02/20/02   09:44:42   QDBSIGEX       QSYS        02B7     XU0322CL
>    Message . . . . :   Not able to allocate objects needed for file UXT in
>      library FILEZ member or program device UXT.
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