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Hi all,

According to the documentation of QUSRJOBI and QLICHGLL there can be two product libraries and one current library in the library list.

The current library can be changed by
- using command CHGLIBL or
- using command CHGCURLIB or
- using API QLICHGLL or
- using a command that has CURLIB specified.

But the only ways I have found to change the product libraries are
- using API QLICHGLL or
- using a command that has PRDLIB specified.

The funny thing is that by using QLICHGLL you can specify two product libraries, but when defining or changing a command you can only specify THE product library. I found out that THE product library is actually product library 1. If I use QLICHGLL to set two product libraries and after that I use a command with PRDLIB(*NONE) only product library 1 is removed; product library 2 remains set. If after that I use another command with PRDLIB(*NONE) product library remains set.

Does anybody know why there are two product libraries in the library list and why a command can only affect the first?

Joep Beckeringh
Software Architect
Pantheon Automatisering B.V.
Heerenveen


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