Re: Old 36 Display Files -- RPG400-L

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This goes wayyyy back, but have you tried using 1 instead of 99? Something makes me think the 99 is not doing what you think it is doing. I believe if you use 1, then every session will get its own copy of the program, but if you use 99 then the first 99 to sign on will be in the same copy of the program and that is not a desirable outcome.

One of the blessings in my life is that IBM stopped WSU before it became too embedded in the RPG world.

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In a message dated 07/18/2001 1:20:51 PM Central Daylight Time,
weheinz@yahoo.com writes:
Second problem, are you telling the OCL to share your disk files?

Thanks, yes, I am sharing the files in the OCL... Should there be some kind
of share for the display too? Kathie

<My second problem is multiple users. I tried compiling with with 99 maximum
devices, I tried using KNUM 99 on the file spec. Still, when I try to bring
up a second copy of the program, it locks until I release the first copy.>

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