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Re: Looking up locks?

Mark S. Waterbury wrote:
At V5R2 (maybe V5R1) and above, you need to check the system value QLIBLCKLVL.

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

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.

Oh, joy. Just what the world needed: jobs potentially renaming or deleting libraries out from under each other. Sounds like a great way to pick fights.

Not to mention that I now have to check for locks on some file instead.

Uff-da!

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JHHL

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