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  • Subject: Re: QRPLOBJ Library
  • From: "Allen Overeem" <AOvereem@xxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 01 Feb 2000 07:02:19 -0600

>>Peter wrote:
It appears to me that if you move PGMA (or whatever) from lib PRODUCTION (or
whatever) to QRPLOBJ (or any other library for that matter), then compile
PGMA into lib PRODUCTION, the compilation process will *not* move anything
to QRPLOBJ because there is no object named PGMA in lib PRODUCTION for it to
move.
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The move process does not include a compile.  Say program is called PGMA. The 
move process does this:
1. The source for Production/PGMA is copied (cpyf) to library Archive.
2. If PGMA is found in library Qrplobj, it is deleted (qsys/dltpgm)             
  [I have taken this logic out]
3. PGMA is moved from Production to Qrplobj (movobj)                            
            [I have replaced this with qsys/dltpgm] 
4. Test/PGMA is moved to Production (movobj)

The recompile process is used to recompile pgms, for example, when a change has 
been made to a copy book. It works like this:
1. PGMA is compiled in Qtemp
2. If PGMA is found in library Qrplobj, it is deleted (qsys/dltpgm)     [this 
logic is removed]
3. PGMA is moved to Qrplobj (movobj)                    [replaced with 
qsys/dltpgm]
4. Qtemp/PGMA is moved to Production (movobj)

>>Peter wrote:
Anyway, since you took out your MOVOBJ, has the problem gone away?
________________________________________________________
Only happened like 5 times to begin with. I was the first pgmr to try to track 
it down. Cannot tell yet if the problem is gone. Will not be able to tell if 
this was the fix anyway. Was hoping somebody on the list who knows the OS 
inside and out would give me the magic answer. It is, however, difficult to 
describe the problem without describing our entire (very unique) system; not 
the standard IBM interface at all around here.

LOL, I think you are absolutely correct about the belt AND suspenders.

Thanks.

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