RE: Using QRPLOBJ Library

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Dennis Lovelady
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Thanks Dennis .... if convenient, I'd love to see your RPLOBJ
process.

Rich Loeber - @richloeber
Kisco Information Systems
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Dennis Lovelady wrote:

One needs to be cautious about locks that are in place (I think

locks

are
held on ILE programs that are in use), but otherwise, yes.

I have a command and CPP I could share this evening, called RPLOBJ,
whose
purpose is exactly that which you describe. So that it may be run
repeatedly with success, it also renames the object when moving to
QRPLOBJ.
Not quite as slick as IBM since that (move/rename) cannot be done in
one
step, but it was workable for the time.

Dennis Lovelady
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stand to have the old man around. But when I got to twenty-one, I

was

astonished at how much he had learned in seven years."
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I have a situation where I have a program that was compiled on a
different
system that I want to move into place. The program may be in use
when I
want to install the new version. Obviously, just deleting the
program and
moving the new one in would not be a great idea. Would it work

to

move
the old version of the program into the QRPLOBJ library and then
install
the new version?

Does anyone have any experience with doing this kind of program
update? I
know the compiler will do this for me, but the program is already
compiled
when I'm moving it into production.

Rich Loeber - @richloeber
Kisco Information Systems
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