Re: Break Object Locks

[daparnin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Getting rid of the locks is easy--you just end the subsytem that they're
running in!  It's a bit drastic I know but you didn't specify the
conditions at the time you wanted to kill the lock or how badly you wanted
it to be killed.  If this is the case of a backup I would recommend
save-while-active.  Al Barsa is the guru of SWA.  We started using it last
fall and it's knocked a coulple hours off of our down time for a backup.
We boot everybody off, get the system to a (semi-)restricted state,
initiate the save, and once a checkpoint has been achieved you can let them
back on.  The system handles backing up any objects that get changed to
their status as of the checkpoint time.


Dave Parnin
Nishikawa Standard Company
Topeka, IN  46571
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I have resumed this again after getting dragged into several other, um,
things. See below.

I have looked at the obvious wrkobjlck in a CL program, but use of it to
get
the jobs & end them in a CL program was not too obvious. What methods do
you
all use to accomplish this?

Original Question:
>>
Is there a way to break all object locks on a file? This would be used in
batch jobs (CL) before an update program (RPG) or perhaps a backup is run.

Reply:
>>
End all the jobs that have a lock on the file.  Do it all the time in our
backups.

Rob Berendt
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