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This is the current code that is being tested:
RGZPFM FILE(&LIBWRK/&FILWRK) ALWCANCEL(*YES) + <<<< 1

LOCK(*SHRUPD)
MONMSG MSGID(CPF1010 CPF3135) EXEC(DO) <<<< 2


ENDDO

The following messages were issued with the times in << >> beside each
of them.
8172 - RGZPFM FILE(????DATA/??TATR00) ALWCANCEL(*YES) LOCK(*SHRUPD)
<<<<<< 13:06:14 >>>>> << 1 >>
Dependent file QDBRI92953 in library QRECOVERY deleted.
Access path for member ??TATR00 already in use.
<<<<<< 13:39:50 >>>>> << 2 >>

I know that I can "end" all jobs that are using this file, however I
need to be able to restart them so that the user community can resume
production tasks, ie no CPF3135, that is the reason for the
ALWCANCEL(*YES) and LOCK(*SHRUPD).

Any ideas would be appreciated.

Michael

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