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Hi, James:
At V5R2 (maybe V5R1) and above, you need to check the system value
QLIBLCKLVL.
DSPSYSVAL QLIBLCKLVL
shows:
Display System
Value
System value . . . . . :
QLIBLCKLVL
Description . . . . . : Library locking
level
Library locking level : 1 0=Do not lock libraries in the
library
search
list
1=Lock libraries in the library
search
list
Press Enter to
continue.
F3=Exit
F12=Cancel
So then, if QLIBLCKLVL is set to 0, the system does NOT lock libraries,
so you will NEVER see them with WRKOBJLCK in that case.
Hope that helps,
Mark
> James H. H. Lampert wrote:
Is there anything a program can use to find out what jobs have locks on
a library, something analogous to doing a WRKOBJLCK on the library? I
see that WRKOBJLCK appears to only have screen and printer output.
--
JHHL
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