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CHGPFM FILE(JPLTOOLS) MBR(OBJUNLCK ) SRCTYPE(CMD ) EXPDATE(*NONE) SHARE(*NO) TEXT('tuer les travaux qui verrouillent un objet ') 
CHGPFM FILE(JPLTOOLS) MBR(OBJUNLCKC ) SRCTYPE(CLLE ) EXPDATE(*NONE) SHARE(*NO) TEXT('tue les travaux qui verrouillent un objet ')
Déverrouiller un objet.

Qui n'a pas eu besoin un jour d'installer d'urgence une modification ? Ou besoin de recompiler un objet que tout le monde utilise ? Dans ce genre de situation, la méthode est souvent celle ci :

  • prévenir les utilisateurs d'une coupure, mettons à 12h15
  • prévenir encore 15 minutes avant, en rappelant de bien fermer ses sessions
  • à 12h20, constater que l'objet visé est verrouillé par 50 utilisateurs. La moitié est encore en réunion, l'autre moitié est partie déjeuner.
  • Il ne reste plus qu'à tuer tous ces travaux un par un

Cet outil se charge de la besogne : il repère les travaux qui verrouillent un objet, détermine s'ils doivent être suicidés, et assassine les coupables.

Il sait distinguer (type de travail)

  • An autostart job
  • A batch job
  • An interactive job
  • A subsystem monitor job
  • A spooled reader job
  • A system job
  • A spooled writer job
  • The SCPF system job

Il sait distinguer (sous-type de travail)

  • No sub-type
  • an immediate job
  • started with a PSR*
  • an AS/400 Advanced 36 server
  • a prestart job
  • A print driver job
  • A system/36 MRT job
  • Alternate spool user
 Unlock an object. 

Who didn't have need one day to install with emergency a modification? Or need to recompil an object that everybody uses? In this kind of situation, the method is often the same : 

  • warn the users of a service cut, let's say at 12:15 
  • warn again 15 minutes before, while recalling to really close their sessions
  • At 12h20, note that the aimed object is locked by 50 users. Half is again in meeting, the other half left for lunch. 
  • You now have to kill all these works one by one

This tool is in charge of this task : it marks the works that lock an object, determine if they must participate to the mass suicide, and murder the guilty parties. 

It knows how to distinguish (type of work) 

  • An autostart job
  • A batch job
  • An interactive job
  • A subsystem monitor job
  • A spooled reader job
  • A system job
  • A spooled writer job
  • The SCPF system job

He/it knows how to distinguish (subtype of work) 

  • No sub-type
  • an immediate job
  • started with a PSR*
  • an AS/400 Advanced 36 server
  • a prestart job
  • A print driver job
  • A system/36 MRT job
  • Alternate spool user

The source code is provided as an open source tool under the GNU General Public License, version 2.  In summary, this license specifies:

By clicking the download link you acknowledge and agree to the terms of the license.

Download the (zipped) SAVF containing the JPLTOOLS : the source file, the message file, the bnddir

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