Re: LIBL limitation of 25 libraries

[Mark Lazarus <mlazarus@xxxxxxxx>]

John,

>Each time an object is referenced during the course of a job, the job's
authority
>is re-resolved.  The classic example is a repetitive call to an external RPG
>program from a CL program.  If the RPG ends with LR on, authority must be
>re-resolved for each call.  (this contributes to the performance
implications of
>ending a repitively called program with LR on).

 Another exception is the library in the *LIBL.  The system assumes that
it's OK, since it couldn't get into the *LIBL if you aren't authorized.
BTW, this may not be true at level 50.)  There is no reason to keep
resolving to the library.

 If the object is qualified, then the *LIBL doesn't get searched and it
will resolve to the library.

 -mark

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