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> Problems with QDLS may mean that the user is not in the system directory - > a good reason to get out of using QDLS, in addition to the 8.3 naming > limitation. Of course, sometimes we have no choice in the matter. To add to that: QDLS is slower than the root or QOpenSys filesystems. It also uses a different/less versatile scheme of locking objects. Really, nobody should be using /QDLS unless, as you say, there's no choice. (Or, it's too much work to change your application.) It always frustrates me when people say that they're creating new applications that use /QDLS. That's like writing new software for MS-DOS 5.0.
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