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On 25-Aug-2016 09:30 -0700, Singh, Ashwani (Lake Mary) wrote:
We are experiencing some issues with Files being left open […]
My question is can we find which program has left a particular
instance of file open so that we can identify and correct these
issues quickly?
One possibility would be to start journaling the physical files but
_do not omit_ the Open\Close (*OPNCLO) entries when Start Journal
Physical File (STRJRNPF); i.e. specify *NONE for the Journal Entries To
Be Omitted (OMTJRNE). The logged entry will include the program that
opened the file.
Another possibility is to collect a trace of a request known to leave
the file(s) open when not desired; the trace data logs the open of the
file.member [TRCJOB *ON and TRCJOB *OFF, or, IIRC, the STRTRC and ENDTRC
combo].
There is also a Database Open-File Exit feature that can track all
opens: [Open Database File (QIBM_QDB_OPEN) exit program is called when a
when a job is opening a database
file.](
http://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/ssw_ibm_i_71/apis/xopendbf.htm)
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