Re: PF member staying locked

David,

What makes you think MyRPGLE's activation group has disappeared? An
activation group ends if

a) the program that started it with ACTGRP(*NEW) ends;
b) it is reclaimed with RCLACTGRP;
c) the job ends.

It appears that RCLRSC is meant to close MyRPGLE's files. If that is the
case, you should replace it with RCLACTGRP. In this particular case it
probably makes more sense to create MyRPGLE with ACTGRP(*NEW).

Joep Beckeringh



From:
David FOXWELL <David.FOXWELL@xxxxxxxxx>
To:
RPG programming on the IBM i / System i <rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date:
16-02-2009 12:33
Subject:
PF member staying locked



Hi all,

Can you help me understand this scenario?

MyCLP :
CALL MyRPGLE
CALL CLP2 creates adds file member = job number and logs a
message from RPGLE. Returns with the file open.
RCLRSC
CALL CLP3
Lists messages from the log file then deletes the member created
by CLP2.

Here everything runs in the DFTACTGRP without problems.

Now if MyRPGLE is recreated to run outside the DFTACTGRP, CLP3 will crash
with CPF7310 because the member added by CLP2 is locked.
The ACTGRP initialized when MyRPGLE is called has disappeared at this
stage. Why is the member still locked?

CLP2 is a CLLE compiled with ACTGRP(*CALLER)
CLP3 is an OPM.


Thanks