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Subject: Sys/36 OCL - remove a library from library list
From: Booth Martin <booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 04 Dec 2008 17:09:23 -0600
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Sys/36 OCL - remove a library from library list

I need to remove a library from the library list, if it is there. I can use the RMVLIBLE command, and it works, so long as the library is there, but if it isn't there it gives me an error which I have to take a "0" option. Any suggestions?

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Re: Sys/36 OCL - remove a library from library list , Douglas Handy
RE: Sys/36 OCL - remove a library from library list , Jerry Adams
Re: Sys/36 OCL - remove a library from library list , Jim Franz

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