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Hi
I have a java program which runs on AS400, i create a
JDBC connection using a URL as below
"jdbc:db2:*local/;naming=system;date format=iso;time
format=hms;prompt=false;transaction isolation=read
committed;libraries=QTEMP MYLIB QGPL MYLIB2";

But if the local user has library MYLIB is his job
profile, then it is not added again in the sequence i
specify in libraries but it is at end, so the JDBC
connection library list looks like
QTEMP QGPL MYLIB2 MYLIB, which causes issues if there
are some files in both the libraries.
I did add trace=true and errors=full to trace it,
it seems that addlibl command is used to add the
library, and this command fails when library is
already present.
Is this the way this is suppose to work,
the API documentation says "Specifies one or more
libraries that you want to add to or replace the
library list of the server job"
But some how it is not working as i would like to set
the library list
Any ideas

Ashish


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