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RE: CLRPFM errors with "FILE in use" without any wait?

My guess is that CLRPFM does an ALCOBJ WAIT(0), Charles.  One way to get
around this would be to do an ALCOBJ *EXCL with the appropriate wait
time prior to doing the CLRPFM.

Joe

> From: Wilt, Charles
> 
> All,
> 
> Just wanted to check something I've run into that I didn't realize.
> 
> The CLRPFM command seems to ignore the WAITFILE(xxx) setting for a
file.
> 
> In other words, if you have a file with WAITFILE(300) and it is in use
> when a CLRPFM command is issued, the CLRPFM doesn't wait 5 minutes
before
> throwing a "file in use" exception.
> 
> Anybody understand why this is or am I missing something?

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