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Re: Break Object Locks

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Vern

At 11:12 AM 8/6/2004, you wrote: 
I have resumed this again after getting dragged into several other, um,
things. See below.

I have looked at the obvious wrkobjlck in a CL program, but use of it to get
the jobs & end them in a CL program was not too obvious. What methods do you
all use to accomplish this?

Original Question:
>>
Is there a way to break all object locks on a file? This would be used in
batch jobs (CL) before an update program (RPG) or perhaps a backup is run.

Reply:
>>
End all the jobs that have a lock on the file.  Do it all the time in our
backups.

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