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> If library_exists(my_library_name) > then > dltlib lib(my_library_name) > end > What is the CORRECT way of coding that in CL? Not sure what you mean by "correct", but this is the easiest way: PGM DLTLIB LIB(my_library_name) MONMSG MSGID(CPF2110) /* IGNORE "NOT FOUND" ERROR */ ENDPGM The above approach assumes success -- and only deals with failure if it needs to. If you expect the library to NOT exist more often than not, it would perform slightly better to check for the object first: PGM DCL VAR(&EXISTS) TYPE(*LGL) CHGVAR &EXISTS VALUE('1') CHKOBJ OBJ(MYLIB) OBJTYPE(*LIB) MONMSG MSGID(CPF9801) EXEC(CHGVAR &EXISTS VALUE('0') IF (&EXISTS *EQ '1') DO DLTLIB LIB(MYLIB) ENDDO ENDPGM IMHO, this code is more complex to read and to maintain, so unless it'll make a significant difference (or if you want to do something other than delete the library when it exists) I'd opt for the first technique.
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