Re: ADDLIBLE to a user's library list

[G Armour <garmour400m@xxxxxxxxx>]

This is way out there, I think, but maybe someone can say it can be done.

If QTEMP is at the top of the user libl, what if there were a way to move
the object to the user's QTEMP from another job.  I know I've seen a way
to *access* another job's QTEMP contents, but whether you can manipulate
objects might be another story.

Another option might be to fiddle with SysReq-3, the activity of which is
controlled by a message ID in QCPFMSG (forget which, check archives). 
Maybe you could temporarily change it to issue ADDLIBLE MYLIB, have the
user do a SysReq-3, then change it back to DSPJOB.  Don't know if the
ADDLIBLE would "touch" the job you've interrupted with SysReq or not.

I don't have time to investigate either approaches, but I'd be interested
to know results if anyone tries them, especially the SysReq-3 idea.

HTH, GA

--- fkany@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> I want to allow a user to test a program change.  I want to place the
> test program in my library then add my library to the user's library 
> list so that when they try to access the original program the test 
> program will run instead.  This is only a report program with no PF 
> file updates so it will be safe to test in a LIVE environment.
> 
> If the user had command line access I would just tell them to type
> ADDLIBLE MYLIB on the command line.  How can I add my library to 
> their library list for them?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Frank

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