Re: Object lock

You can use 

WRKJOB job(jobname) output(*print) option(*opnf)

This would print all the files opened by the job. There is no option
to dump the information into an outfile. So, you would have to copy the
spool file into a PF and process it in subsequent steps.


Ravi
Systems Group, Inc.


Denis Robitaille wrote:
> 
> I am trying to write a utility program that would make it easier to find wich 
>job is blocking another. It would work like this:
> 1- we enter the comand giving it a job name as a parameter
> 2- it retreive all the files used by this jobs
> 3- for each file, it check if the job as a lock on the file/record or if it 
>is waiting
> 4- for each file that the job is waiting for, it retreive all the jobs having 
>a lock on that file
> 5- display the jobs found in step 4 so we can take action (call the user ...)
> 
> Currently, i have a problem with step 2. I did not find any command or API 
>that can retreive the list of files used by a job. Any idea?
> 
> Denis Robitaille
> Cascades inc.
> Tel: 819-363-5187
> DRobitaille@cascades.com
> 
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