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On 01 May 2012 10:06, Jerry C. Adams wrote:
The only reason that I noticed that the file was open, even though
all programs had ended, was because I was trying to replace it for
another test.
That might be the only time when leaving it open would be an issue?
What defines /replace/ and what was the error? Admittedly the v5r1
is pretty old, but even way back then, very few operations should fail
due to a pseudo-closed open. I suppose within the same job there may be
more potential issues, per no conflicting lock [spanning threads, there
is the SQL close even for conflicting locks; e.g. ALCOBJ
CONFLICT(*RQSRLS) which is implicitly performed by most requests of the
database object handlers which require an exclusive lock], but most of
the /generic/ operations [dltf, rnmobj, movobj, etc.] and most database
actions effect a search of the ODP chain and then effect close of any
pseudo-closed cursors before the operation, thus not interfering with
activity even in the same job. Perhaps that is just in the current
activation scope, or merely default activation; I would have to test.
Even so, if the open scoped to an activation group gave problems, then
the obvious resolution seems RCLACTGRP.?
Regards, Chuck
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