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I have a command that uses our change control system (Implementer, obviously) to help perform compiles.
The command has the product library set... so, when the command runs, the product library is between the system portion of the library list and the user portion.
The commands product library is set to, obviously, our product library.
Because I am actually developing our product (using our product), there are files in the product library that i don't have direct access to (only the product owner profile has access to the files, most programs adopt the product owner authority).
So here's the problem ... when I run the command to invoke CRTBNDRPG, the compiler appears to ignore the product library on the library list and access the files that are further down the library list.
When I run the same command to invoke CRTCLPGM, the compiler does *NOT* ignore the product library and gives me errors because I don't have authority to the files it's finding in the product library.
Could it be that CRTBNDRPG is ignoring any objects that it doesn't have authority to and CRTCLPGM is not ignoring those objects?
Does this make sense?
david
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