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Pete,

Have you tried using WRKACTJOB/F16? Sometimes the locking job is using
a great deal of CPU.

You can also change the programs to monitor for the record lock. If you
find a lock you can read the program messages from last to first looking
for the record lock message. Then resend the message to a message queue
of your choosing.

Message CPF5027 contains the locking job name, relative record number
locked, record format name, file name, library name etc.

Gary Monnier

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Sent: Wednesday, January 26, 2011 6:53 AM
To: midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: WRKOBJLCK: Any way to DSPJOB each of the locking jobs
automatically?

Good morning / afternoon:

I have a job "A" that gets locked intermittently due to some 10-15 other

jobs. I am printing the WRKOBJLCK report to see the jobs but when I
have
access to the report is already to late to get the job that is really
affecting my "A" job.

I know that I can write a pgm to read the WRKOBJLCK report, parse its
content and do a DSPJOB on each of them, but I do not have much time and
I
was wondering if there is any idea or ideas that you can share to do
this
quickly or maybe a one shot type of thing. I need to know, from these
job, how they are allocating the object I am having conflict with so I
can
understand the purpose of that affecting job.

Any feedback is greatly appreciated.


PETER VIDAL
PALL CORPORATION
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