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On 12/01/2008, at 8:38 AM, Tom Liotta wrote:
Keep in mind that having QTEMP in *LIBL has no bearing on whether or
not QTEMP exists nor on whether or not objects within it can be
accessed. AFAIK, the only reason to have it in *LIBL is
_unqualified_ references. And in those cases, isn't it prudent to
have it higher in the list?
That's always been my philosophy:
If QTEMP is in the library list it belongs at the top of the *USRLIBL
portion. It does not belong in *SYSLIBL portion.
QGPL belongs at the end of the *USRLIBL portion. It does not belong
in *SYSLIBL portion.
Application/utility libraries belong in between QTEMP and QGPL. They
do not belong in the *SYSLIBL portion.
Utilities driven by commands or menus can make use of the *PRDLIBL
portion if they choose.
I also think references to temporary objects should always be
qualified (but I'm guilty of not always following my own advice).
Regards,
Simon Coulter.
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