STRQMQRY Library List Issue Possibly Related to 7.1 Upgrade

[Emily Smith <ESmith@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Here's my query (field and file names obfuscated due to company policy).

SELECT FIELD1, FIELD2, FIELD3, FIELD4
FROM FILE1
LEFT OUTER JOIN FILE2
ON FIELD1 = FIELDA
ORDER BY FIELD1 ASC, FIELDB ASC

Prior to upgrading this was run from a CLLE program using the STRQMQRY command and used 'FILE1' and 'FILE2' from the user's library list. Since upgrading (which I know may just be coincidence), the STRQMQRY command fails. A check of the user's job  log reveals the following:
FILE1 in WEIRDLIB type *FILE not found
RUN QUERY command failed with SQLCODE -204.

What I can't figure out is where WEIRDLIB is coming from. It isn't hard-coded in the query. The library does exist, but is not anywhere in the users library list. I've also verified that WEIRDLIB isn't set as the users CURLIB.
If I run the STRQMQRY command myself from a command line it also fails trying to find FILE1 in WEIRDLIB. However, it runs to completion with no errors if I run the query using option 9 from 'Work With Query Management Queries'.

What am I missing?

Emily Smith
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