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This one isn't for me... :)

----- Original Message Follows -----
From: CRPence
To: java400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: JDBC Connection and Library List (I have code
for testing)
Date: Fri, 29 Feb 2008 15:51:43 -0600


What I saw on v5r3 showed successive requests to
"ADDLIBLE LIB(name)" via SQL CALL requests performed in a
QRWTSRVR job:
CALL QSYS/QCMDEXC('ADDLIBLE LIB(name)',
0000000018.00000)

Thus not only is that problematic for its failure to
use
the more appropriate QSYS/CHGLIBL, it is incorrectly using
*LIBL/ADDLIBLE and failing to ensure its assumption of
POSITION(*FIRST) is met.

The above implies two issues. First that the command
request is not library qualified. Second that the
assumption of *FIRST could become a *failed* assumption on
any system where the following customization has occurred
[a defect, more than just an 'issue']:
CHGCMDDFT QSYS/ADDLIBLE 'POSITION(*LAST)'

Because of the first error, you could get past the
problem by introducing a Trojan Horse command
BEFOREQSYS/ADDLIBLE which effects the desirable outcome of
library placement; e.g. using a CLP which monitors the
condition of CPF2103 and reacts by RMVLIBLE of the same
value for LIB(), and repeats the ADDLIBLE LIB()
POSITION(*FIRST)

Report those issues as defects and suggest the most
appropriate resolution would presumably be to use
CHGLIBL>like is done in the other case. FWiW the use of
CHGLIBL
in the other case probably also has the same coding issue
whereby it is not library qualified by *NLVLIBL or
*SYSTEM.

Regards, Chuck
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