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I read the help on CONFLICT(*RQSRLS). Doesn't sound like I could hurt
anything by trying this. I still want to find out exactly what is
holding the lock though.
On Fri, May 24, 2019 at 8:39 AM Darren Strong <darren@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
For us, access paths as a result of an embedded SQL program accessing
the file is the cause for many locks on a file. There is an extra
hidden parm in ALCOBJ which requests that these temporary locks be
dropped by all jobs. I run it sometimes to see if there are any real
locks on a file when I need exclusive access to it.
Maybe something like this:
ALCOBJ OBJ((FILNAM *FILE *EXCL)) CONFLICT(*RQSRLS)
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Subject: Log everything for a user
I've got a user who, on Sundays nights only, gets a lock on a
particular file in his interactive job that does not get released.
Later in his shift it causes an issue for a job he submits that needs
exclusive access to that file. I can't figure out where that lock is
coming from and not being released. He doesn't do anything different
on Sunday than the rest of the week, yet this only happens on Sunday.
I want to capture the joblog from his interactive job. I changed his
initial program to include a LOG(4 00 *SECLVL) LOGCLPGM(*YES) on him
to capture what he's doing.
However, if he does a SIGNOFF *NOLIST I won't get the job log anyway.
He signs off via menu option, but it could be one of several menus.
So I either change the option on any menu he could sign off from, or
I change the default on the SIGNOFF command for this weekend.
Some other easy way I haven't thought of?
Thanks.
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