Save-while-active

While I normally despise save while active because stuff can get out of sync I 
thought I'd use it for the three libraries that compose the paging software we 
use.  However I get:

 5769SS1 V4R4M0 990521                           Job Log                        
     GDISYS   01/20/00 09:53:53          Page    2
  Job name . . . . . . . . . . :   LXISAVE3        User  . . . . . . :   ROB    
      Number . . . . . . . . . . . :   923180     
  Job description  . . . . . . :   QDFTJOBD        Library . . . . . :   QGPL   
                                                  
MSGID      TYPE                    SEV   DATE       TIME       FROM PGM       
LIBRARY     INST     TO PGM       LIBRARY      INST 
CPF3761    Diagnostic              20    01/20/00   09:52:49   QSRSVPRE       
QSYS        0E0D     QSRSVPRE     QSYS         0E0D 
                                     Message . . . . :   Cannot use DTAARA 
QUEUE01 in LXIPAG400.                                  
                                     Cause . . . . . :   DTAARA QUEUE01 is 
locked by another job, or another save                 
                                       or restore operation is in progress for 
this object or for library                         
                                       LXIPAG400. Recovery  . . . :   Try the 
request again when DTAARA QUEUE01 is                
                                       available.                               
                                                  
CPF3751    Escape                  20    01/20/00   09:53:53   QSRSLCP2       
QSYS        0881     TEST         ROB          0011
                                     Message . . . . :   Some libraries not 
saved.                                               
                                     Cause . . . . . :   2 libraries were 
saved, 1 libraries were partially saved,               
                                       and 0 libraries were not saved.  The 
save operation ended on volume ROB.                  
                                       Recovery  . . . :   See the previously 
listed messages in the job log,                    
                                       correct any errors and try the request 
again.                                             



Also I do the option OUTPUT(*PRINT) on the SAVLIB command.  Browsing the output 
for the string NO I see:
                                                                                
 Save While           
   Object              Type     Attribute    Saved           Size  Owner        
Active Timestamp    Text
  PLPFWK1              *FILE    PF            YES           32768  QSYS        
01/20/00  09:52:58   (c) Copyright LXI Corp. 1995,
  QUEUE01              *DTAARA                NO                                
                                                
* CPF3761                                                                       
                                        
              Library ------Objects------         File                  File    
                                        
  Library      Saved   Saved   Not saved  Volume  Label               Sequence  
  ASP  Owner                  Size  Text
  LXIPAG400     YES      182           1  ROB     LXIPAG400                    
3    1  QSYS                 188416      

Y'all might want to watch out for this crud if you are using save while active. 
 Any solutions?

Test program in it's entirety.
INZTAP     DEV(TAP03) NEWVOL(ROB) NEWOWNID(ROB) CHECK(*NO)
SAVLIB     LIB(LXI*) DEV(TAP03) EXPDATE('01/20/00') +     
             ENDOPT(*REWIND) SAVACT(*SYNCLIB) +           
             DTACPR(*DEV) OUTPUT(*PRINT)                  
MONMSG     MSGID(CPF3751 CPF3761 CPF3771)                 

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