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Have you considered just ending the job? Since these appear to be the only files in use by this recovery job I can't see a big downside.

Pete


Kirk Yates wrote:
Job QDBSRV01 is running and has the following files / libraries
locked:

Work with Job Locks
System: SLCI5 Job: QDBSRV01 User: QSYS Number: 729462 Job status: ACTIVE Type options, press Enter. 5=Work with job member locks 8=Work with object locks Object Member ASP Opt Object Library Type Lock Status Locks Device APP002PF PASTEMP *FILE-PHY *EXCL HELD NO APP002PF PASWORK *FILE-PHY *EXCL HELD NO APP003PF PASTEMP *FILE-PHY *EXCL HELD NO APP003PF PASWORK *FILE-PHY *EXCL HELD NO PASTEMP QSYS *LIB *SHRUPD HELD *SHRUPD HELD PASWORK QSYS *LIB *SHRUPD HELD *SHRUPD HELD QADBERAP QRECOVERY *FILE-PHY *SHRRD HELD YES More.

Libraries PASTEMP and PASWORK are work libraries and I would like to
delete them. Files APP002PF and APP003PF were originally copied from
another library. Looking at these files in the original library, they
each have 3 members, with 0 records in each member.

The job that has the locks on the files and libraries seems to have
been running since our last IPL (09/14/08, 19:36:47).

This is a V5R4 system, TL08057 is the latest ptf package installed.

Any ideas how to get this job to release the file / library locks?
I've been looking at various PTFs related to QBDSRV jobs and we have
all of them I've seen installed.

My next thought is to take the system down to a restricted state, and
then try to delete the libraries but that seems a little extreme and
has to be done after normal work hours.

Thanks for your help.

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