RE: Manipulation of system portion of the thread's library list.

Jorge:

Normally, there are only a couple of reasons for setting the system portion of 
library lists -- to override objects in QSYS or to make objects available to 
all jobs on the system.

In the first case, you want the library to appear ahead of QSYS. In the second 
case, it usually doesn't matter what the sequence is -- there are no objects 
with the same name in the different libraries.

Perhaps you could say more about why the sequence is important and someone 
could suggest a different technique.

Tom Liotta



midrange-l-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

>   4. Manipulation of system portion of the thread's library list. 
>      (jmoreno@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
>
>Say our System portion of the thread's library list is:
>1. PRDSYS,  2. QSYS,  3. LIBABC,  4. LIBXYZ
>
>
>Our utility program runs and saves this list.
>
>
>Later, ..,  a program runs and decides to remove LIBABC
>
>CHGSYSLIBL LIB( LIBABC ) OPTION( *REMOVE )
>
>The new System portion of the thread's library list is:
>1. PRDSYS,  2. QSYS,  3. LIBXYZ
>
>Later, ..., Our utility program will try to restore the
>original System portion of the thread's library list
>
>CHGSYSLIBL LIB ( LIBABC ) OPTION( *ADD )
>
>The new System portion of the thread's library list is
>
>1. LIBABC,  2. PRDSYS, 3. QSYS,  4. LIBXYZ
>
>However the Library SEQUENCE is different

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