How can I put *LIBL for the Library of the input file in a WRKQRY?

Hello there,

I am writing my query in development environment and then release it to 
production using Thenon (for performance and security reasons I am not 
allowed to run in production). Even though I input *LIBL for the Library of 
the input file the system changes it to the top library where the file is 
found from my library list. The fact that the query definition is not 
retaining *LIBL is crushing the query when it is run in production 
environment for the development environment is different to the production. 

 <<ole0.bmp>> 

I entered here *LIBL

 <<ole1.bmp>>        

System puts the library name from Development Library List.                   
                                                    

 <<ole2.bmp>> 

Can you please help me if you know of a way of making WRKQRY retain *LIBL. 

I know of creating a CL program to run the query....

      PGM 
              RUNQRY qryname QRYFILE((*LIBL/file1) (*LIBL/file2)) 
      ENDPGM 
or 

Running the query as follows..
      
      RUNQRY qryname QRYFILE((*LIBL/file1) (*LIBL/file2)) 


Regards,
Hassen Osman
Release Analyst
OTSS - Esanda Group Technology
Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited
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