Re: Record Lockup Problem...

[Mike Barton <Mike.Barton@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>If you know the name of the locked file, you can do WRKOBJLCK for that
file.
>It will show the user with a lock on it.

Just for the record, there is an even better command:

DSPRCDLCK

This shows only record locks and not a huge list of users
who simply have the file open.

Mike
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