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Subject: Police patrol
From: "Muralidhar Narayana" <Muralidhar_Narayana@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 21 Aug 2004 01:23:02 +0530
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Hi
We need Police Patrol -:) on duty during our final end of day batch for all 
users who use ODBC to access  library 
QS36E/Y*F
Its basically resulting on object locks and delaying processing.
My understanding was ODBC access it's own library,  never access QS36E.
To write a program to check and auto cancel any ODBC job locking a file in 
QS36E, do anyone  have experience, pls provide me some inputs.
how do I check which users use ODBC to access QS36E/Y*F ?
 
TIA,
Murali.

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