RE: QRPLOBJ Library

["Goodbar, Loyd (AFS-Water Valley)" <LGoodbar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

What about moving objects to MYRPLOBJ instead (a user library you would
create)? You would have total control over that library and be assured
OS/400 won't interfere with it. Your move/compile program then can make
decisions about the objects there. You might want to alter your startup
program to CLRLIB MYRPLOBJ.

Loyd

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Allen Overeem [SMTP:AOvereem@stvgb.org]
> Sent: Friday, 28 January, 2000 2:15 PM
> To:   MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com
> Subject:      RE: QRPLOBJ Library
> 
> Lurton wrote:
> ____________________________________________________________
> If you compile an object (pgm) with replace yes, it will create a
> duplicate
> of the object in QRPLOBJ with a strange name like Q34578ikl.  The original
> object name will be in the text. So, if a program is running and you
> recompile, the old program will still be in the job stack until the user
> ends the program.   The next instances will always get the new program
> because the rename process prevents them from calling the old.
> __________________________________________________________
> 
> Thanks but this is totally unrelated to the situation I am describing.
> First of all, the program to be moved or recompiled is NOT running!
> Second, we are forcing the object into qrplobj  with a cl movobj command
> within our inhouse software program that we use to do moves and
> recompiles. The name is not being changed, there is no Q appended by the
> system-this is inhouse software forcing the "move" of the existing object
> with the same name to qrplobj just before moving the new object into
> production.  What I need to know is what the OS might do with the object
> because of this force??  Is it possible that there is a change in the OS
> between release 2 and 4 (which we upgraded to just before seeing this
> strange behavior) that might cause problems resolving to the "correct"
> object?? Thanks anyway.
> 
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