Justin Taylor wrote on 06/09/2007 15:13:25:
I had an instance today when I was searching iSeries source members for
a string and it found no matches. I knew that was incorrect, so I ran
the search again and it did find several matches. I talked with one of
our other developers and it seems that he was running a search at the
same time, and he received my matches.
Has anyone else seen this?
Yes, this problem has been discussed previously on this list. Essentially,
it boils down to the *EVENTF used to communicate search results from the
i5 to WDSC created in your *CURLIB. If you and the other developer both
have the same *CURLIB, you can conflict with one another's searches.
I can't recall if the previous discussion came up with a better workaround
than 'use unique *CURLIB values', which I know is not always an option.
HTH,
Adam
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