Re: Called program

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

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Please stop asking two totally different questions in one email.  Makes it
tough to follow a thread.

Normally the editing tools, SEU and Code/400, do the locking for you.  One
user can edit and the other can only browse.  Are you finding otherwise?

However if you are asking how do I find out who is locking a member for
edit, kick them out, and edit it myself first you need to ask yourself a
question:  Are you bigger, or better armed, then they are?
Because if you are you can then do a WRKOBJLCK for your source file, after
getting that screen up you can then hit F6 for member locks.  Write down
the job name, user and job number.  Then take the ENDJOB command, fill
these in, and change *CNTRLD to *IMMED and this should fit the bill.

Rob Berendt
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"MURALI DHAR" <nmuralidhar@rediffmail.com>
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11/08/2002 02:28 AM
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Generally how can I find out whether the program is called one or
nt ?
If 2 users are working on same program source ,how can I lock and
release the program source ?how do other user come to know whether
the program source is locked or nt for updation?
Regards&Thanks
Murali
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