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I'm not aware of any control you can apply from within RPG.

Status codes 431 and 432 are issued if the data area is already locked but whether there is a wait or not you'd have to run a test to determine.

If you were doing it with CL then you'd be using ALCOBJ and that does allow control over the wait time - but whether RPG uses that under the covers I'm afraid I have no idea. Hopefully, Barbara will see this and can provide a more definitive answer.


Jon P.

On Oct 30, 2023, at 4:04 PM, James H. H. Lampert via RPG400-L <rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Given a data area, "BATON," declared as

D BATON S 1A DTAARA('FOO/BATON')

(spaces squeezed out for email purposes), how long will

C *LOCK IN BATON

wait for the data area to become available? And do I have any control over that, locking it from RPG?

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