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You have prompted me to think about a simple change
to my RPLQTMP program:

When you install another library as QTEMP, RPLQTMP will
send you a message giving the pointer values for both
the original QTEMP and the Process Control Space.
At any time later on, you can then use RPLQTMP to
repair the PCS by giving the program the pointer
values.

----- Original Message -----
From: Jim Langston <jlangston@conexfreight.com>
To: <MI400@midrange.com>
Sent: Wednesday, December 22, 1999 3:36 PM
Subject: Re: swap QTEMPs


> The situation I want to get away from is if the sign on
> abnormal ends without doing # 4.
>
> Say you do #1, #2, #3... and then go to lunch while it's
> running.  Someone else comes along, sees your away,
> and ends you job.
>
> Or, you do #1, #2, #3, get called away, get auto disconnected
> after an hour.  Forget about it, 4 hours later the job goes bye
> bye (that is the times on our system).
>
> In either of these cases the QTEMP pointer is messed up,
> as I have come to believe.  Because you were not able to
> reinstate the old QTEMP before you ended the job.  That
> is the situation I would like to get away from before I could
> even think about using this technique.
>
> Pointers pointing to la-la land can be kept on the Windows
> operating systems.  We don't need to introduce windows type
> bugs to the AS/400.
>
> Regards,
>
> Jim Langston
>
> Leif Svalgaard wrote:
>
> >         [Leif Svalgaard]  I don't think we can "release it back to the
> > system",
> >         but it is really not necessary to do so. I don't quite understand
> > your
> >         scenario below, but here is what I do:
> >         1) log on (as you do) as another user.
> >         2) assign a permanent library as QTEMP (no swapping actually) for
> >         the job under test
> >         3) let the test proceed
> >         4) after the test reinstate the old QTEMP.
> >         5) end the job under test
> >
>
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