On 18 Mar 2013 11:11, rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
I started thinking ALCOBJ.
Of course using ALCOBJ introduces its own issue that I had not
mentioend. That issue is the requirement to request the corresponding
DLCOBJ not only in mainline processing after the lock is no longer
required, but also from\in any termination handler for which the
application [that requests and obtains the lock] is ending. Obviously
not a concern for terminations whereby the process\thread that obtained
the lock is ending, as the origin for the application ending, because
the locks go away with the thread\process that obtained them.
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