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FLIB and CURLIB are two completely different things, but I took the message in the spirit it was intended, and responded accordingly. I understood what Luis was trying to say.

For the record, FLIB is the files library used by System/36 Environment jobs. It has no meaning outside of S/36E, and is relevant for files only. The default is library QS36F and (outside of my company) is rarely changed. It can be changed system-wide using CHGS36A, or for a job using the FLIB command. The system value can be retrieved using RTVS36A, but I have not found a way to retrieve a job's FLIB value.

I appreciate all replies from anyone trying to help.


~TA~





"Scott Klement" <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:mailman.13279.1289422439.2702.midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Err... sorry, but aren't FLIB and CURLIB two *completely* different things (that are both supported in S/36 env)?

If my CURLIB is set to QGPL and my FLIB is set to QS36F, then it seems to me Timothy wants to retrieve QS36F, but RTVJOBA will return QGPL.

What am I missing?


On 11/10/2010 2:36 PM, Luis Rodriguez wrote:

Wouldn't the current FLIB work as the job's CURLIB, in which case RTVJOBA
would suffice?


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