Who is locking a document in QDLS -- MIDRANGE-L

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Subject: Who is locking a document in QDLS
From: "Robin Coles" <robin@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 17 Oct 2002 14:14:28 +0100
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We have a process that FTPs files into a shared folder in QDLS on our
AS/400.

Part of the processing then tries to move the documents to a backup
folder once we've finished with them.  We're getting a couple of
documents that won't move because they're in use (CPF8A80).

They were FTP'd 3 days ago, and we've signed everyone off we can think
of, but still no joy.  Is there an equivalent to WRKOBJLCK for shared
folder objects?

Cheers
Rob

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