RE: LIBL limitation of 25 libraries

["Rich Duzenbury" <rduz@xxxxxxxx>]

I work with a vendor application that is constructed in the same manner.  Each 
application has a program library and a file library.  Obviously, more than 12 
applications will cause you to have to do some swapping.  Some applications are 
dependant on others, but for the most part they are stand alone.

It turns out that most users work in only a few applications, and therefore we 
were able to create a set of library lists that represent a user type, and then 
assign each user to a type.  The library lists for each type of user are stored 
in a file, and a CHGLIBL is done according to the type when the user logs in.

HTH


Regards,
Rich

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Rich Duzenbury
http://rich.dyn.ml.org
http://vpsolutions.com
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