We have several HTTP instances calling various RPGLE pgms AAA from library BBB via ScriptAlias, see below.
ScriptAlias /ptm /qsys.lib/bbb.lib/aaa.pgm.

We use a “NEW” or “N” library to install changes for our applications.
BBBN is included in all jobd/library lists for the applications.

We have an updated version of program AAA that is installed in library BBBN.
The problem is that the HTTP instance does not see the new program in library BBBN.

After much research, and PMR with IBM, There is no method to reference a program in a different library, BBBN.

ScriptAlias points to a specific library/directory/program... It does not function to pick up objects from multiple locations like a library list.
You either need a new script alias or to overlay the original program (as specified in the script alias)
​There is no other directive which would allow you to pick up programs from multiple locations.

Solutions given, but not preferred,
1) Reconfigure the HTTP instance ScriptAlias - ScriptAlias /ptm /qsys.lib/bbbn.lib/aaa.pgm
2) Replace the aaa program with the new version aaa program, NOT using the bbbn library.

How are others in the group handling HTTP instance configurations when a new program has to be deployed, to a n library.

Thank You
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Paul Steinmetz
IBM i Systems Administrator

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