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Is the OCL being run from STRS36PRC? If so, that command has a parameter for current library. Scott Mildenberger > -----Original Message----- > From: Dan Rasch [mailto:drasch@mail.win.org] > Sent: Tuesday, January 14, 2003 12:07 PM > To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion > Subject: Current Library mystery > > > > We have a listener program that looks to pull data off a queue. > The code itself is System 36 RPGII and OCL. > There is a line in the OCL that reads: > > // IF ?CLIB?/AAALIB PAUSE > > Which, as I understand it, issues a pause that has to be answered if > AAALIB is the current library. I do not know the reasons why > this was > designed to require a response (and the listener program just > waits until > it gets an answer, keeping the customer queue empty), but it > is installed > at over 100 locations and is not eligible for change. > > When I looks at the user profile running this job, the AAALIB is not > the current library, and I have not found where this is being > established. > I have almost no OCL or S36 experience, but do not see a > likely culprit > in the code I browsed. > > Is there a checklist of sources to find the origin of the > current library? >
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