Re: Question about QZSRCGI.

[Michael_Schutte@xxxxxxxxxxxx]

We don't assign to just one person.  If the first job of QZSRCGI is busy,
another instance is started.  But I think I see your problem.   When it's
not busy, the following users are seeing the previous users library list.

What we've done... created a file that contains nothing but library list.
So I have a library list ID with a list of libraries attached to that ID.
These library lists are assigned to the web programs by the menu-ing
system.   So when a web program is called, the web program will call a
subprogram that will

first... save the existing library list (before anything occurs so that it
can be restored after the web program ends).
second... get the library list assigned to the web program.
third... execute the chglibl command to set the library list exactly as
needed for the program.

at this point,  we'll return back to the web program (passing back the
saved library list before anything occurred) and open our files.   At the
end of the web program we call the same subprogram telling it to restore
the library list back to the way it was before this web program executed.

So it sounds like to me... this is a route you might like to go....

You'll just need to assign library list to the user.


Michael Schutte
Admin Professional
Bob Evans Farms, Inc.
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web400-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 01/30/2008 04:57:04 PM:

> Michael,
> Do you have users with the same file in different libs? If so, how do
> you make sure that the data is written to the correct files?
>
> Here, each division has a customer master called CUSTMAST. If I have
> four different divisions signed on, and only one QZSRCGI instance, then
> that means that everyone will be using the CUSTMAST file of the last
> division that signed on.
>
> After researching some of what others have said, it looks like I have
> two options:
>
> 1.) Find out how to get each user to have their own QZSRCGI instance.
> 2.) Use the EXTFILE keyword and pass the libs as parms. I haven't tested
> this so I'm  not sure if it will work.