Re: menu-screen compile, object in use

[Scott Klement <klemscot@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

To see who is using a menu, I type something like this:

WRKOBJLCK OBJ(mylib/mymenu) OBJTYPE(*FILE)

What this actually does is checks who is locking the display file (screen
format) for the menu in question.

Hope that helps...


On Tue, 3 Apr 2001, Schmuel wrote:

> Hi Midrange,
> 
> First, an appreciation for a fine list.....
> And thanks for the answers for my first questions on history loggin, PDM, 
> and such..
>    (from a Sys/36 comparison level mainly)
> 
> Ok.. I was trying to simply compile a menu ...dds-400 type ..using 400 sda
> ... and it said the object was in use, not replaceable at the moment, even
>      after I *thought*  everybody was out of the menu ...
> (Yes, I did look at the "D U" equivalent...)
> 
> Is the object still in use because it is the "home" menu of a user,
>    even if  they go to another menu ?
> Or is there a way to get around this object replacement block
>    thing that I don't know about ?
> Seems be a screen block replacement function, (including any prompt screens),
>    not a RPG program issue ...
> 
> Thanks ..
> 
> Steven 

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