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  3. October 2016

Re: Finding a record lock

Mark,

Yes, I have tried DSPRCDLCK and the QWCRLCKI api. They do not give me the
info needed. They just list the jobs locking the record. I already have
that because of the error message itself has the job number.

I'm looking for something that will tell me the program so I can fix the
root cause of the problem -- bad program leaving record lock.

Brian

Hi Brian,
Have you looked at the DSPRCDLCK command?
Regards,Mark.

On Monday, 3 October 2016, 16:37, Brian Garland <
brian.garland@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Is there any api or system table that would tell us the program that is
holding a record lock?

I know the job number is in the record lock message, but this is not
enough
info because sometimes it is a batch job that receives requests via a
data
queue and it potentially runs many programs and could have moved on from
the request that left the record lock originally.


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