Re: Manipulation of system portion of the thread's library list.

[Vern Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I think you need to use QCMDEXC - build up the command string from the list 
of libraries, then call QCMDEXC to run it.

HTH

Vern

At 02:36 PM 7/21/2003 -0400, you wrote:




> Hello all,
>
> We have some jobs in our production environment that
> change the system portion of the thread's library list.
>
> We are trying to manipulate the system portion of the thread's library list
> via the  RTVJOBA command
>
> RTVJOBA SYSLIBL(&SYSLIBL) ...
>
> Where the &SYSLIBL is a character variable 165 bytes long (a maximum of 15
> libraries)
>
> and the CHGSYSLIBL command
>
> CHGSYSLIBL  &LibName  *ADD/*REMOVE option.
>
>
> Pretty straight forward
>
>
> However we have not been able to resolve the following problem:
>
>
> Say our System portion of the thread's library list is:
> 1. PRDSYS,  2. QSYS,  3. LIBABC,  4. LIBXYZ
>
>
> Our utility program runs and saves this list.
>
>
> Later, ..,  a program runs and decides to remove LIBABC
>
> CHGSYSLIBL LIB( LIBABC ) OPTION( *REMOVE )
>
> The new System portion of the thread's library list is:
> 1. PRDSYS,  2. QSYS,  3. LIBXYZ
>
> Later, ..., Our utility program will try to restore the
> original System portion of the thread's library list
>
> CHGSYSLIBL LIB ( LIBABC ) OPTION( *ADD )
>
> The new System portion of the thread's library list is
>
> 1. LIBABC,  2. PRDSYS, 3. QSYS,  4. LIBXYZ
>
> However the Library SEQUENCE is different
>
>
> Has anybody been able to resolve this problem ?
>
> I have searched the system library list API (s)
> and have not found anything yet ...
>
> Any help will be greatly appreciated.
>
> Regards
>
>
> Jorge Moreno
> Systems Analyst
> Military Car Sales
> Woodbury, New York