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Re: Find source of object lock?

The top level *PGM has its own named activation group, and everything below
it is *CALLER.


date: Tue, 9 Feb 2021 16:18:45 -0800
from: Reeve <rfritchman@xxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: Find source of object lock?

A mixture of named activation groups, instead of using one "base" and then
*CALLER for subsequent levels, was one self-created problem. Once I
recompiled my service programs with *CALLER, orphaned opens vanished.

Another situation appears to be with SQLRPGLE programs opening the same
file/table in record-level IO and SQL. And I thought I read somewhere that
SQL mostly, but not completely, closes its internal cursor with the goal of
improving performance at its next access. I may be fouling my own nest by
mixing access technologies




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