Re: RNMOBJ of *LIB fails with CPF2136

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Don't create SQL Data Bases or Schemas on the 400.  Use CRTLIB.  There are
many reasons why SQL is a second rate solution.

Al

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                    rob@dekko.com
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with CPF2136


                    02/04/02 01:50 PM
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I tried to rename a library but it failed with CPF2136
 Message . . . . :   Renaming library &1 failed.
 Cause . . . . . :   Library &1 cannot be renamed because it contains one
of
   the following object types.
     -- CRG
     -- DTADCT
     -- JRN
     -- JRNRCV
     -- SQLPKG
     -- SQLUDT

Pointing to:
Object      Type
MSQRY32FBA  *SQLPKG

I am not sure how I created this object.

I did a save to a savf and restored to a different name.  The only object
not restored was the aforementioned *SQLPKG.  This is the only *SQLPKG in
the library.

Creating a library with SQL's CREATE COLLECTION creates a journal, a
journal receiver and a plethora of files - but no *SQLPKG.  Does this bad
boy sound familiar?

I tried playing with the Excel option to get data from the 400.  Got it to
work but that did not create this package.

I searched
http://www.google.com
I got a hit, but in Italian.  Google offered to translate but many words
failed to translate.
http://www.iseries.it/nwire/mesi/free/nw-9804/9804055.htm
It looks like something out of iSeries magazine though.  I tried going to:
http://www.iseriesnetwork.com/
But got the usual "The page cannot be displayed"

Rob Berendt
--
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
Benjamin Franklin

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