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Hans,

>You can't avoid I/O in debug.  What you can prevent
>is *updates* to files.  By default, libraries are
>created with option TYPE(*PROD), which identifies
>the library as a "production" library.  By default,
>debug prevents you from updating files in production
>libraries.

 I don't think that this is a reliable method of preventing production
updates.  It's too easy to specify (or have the default) on the UPDPROD
changed to *YES.  Also, if the program is already running and you put the
program into debug it will not prevent updates, since it only seems to
check this value when the file is opened.

 -mark

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