Re: HTTPAPI IFS file lock

[Karl <k.mainville@xxxxxxxxx>]

   Hi,
   You can see the lock with i Navigator.
   Select your file via IFS Explorer from iNavigator and click Properties
   then look at the "Use" tab. If the file is check out, will see the job
   that is checking out the file but in your case it's probably your
   interactive job.
   Maybe you can try to "chkin" command ?
   Personally I never encounter an IFS locking issue with HTTPAPI.
   Thanks,
   Karl

   On Fri, Feb 17, 2012 at 12:07 PM, Stone, Joel
   <[1]Joel.Stone@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

       Help!!
       I am using the following HTTPAPI and it works perfectly.
       HTTPAPI    URL(&URL) DOWNLOAD(&TOIFSFILE)
       The DOWNLOAD file appears intact in windows explorer and in System
     I
       navigator.
       However, my next command fails:
       For some reason (and randomly) the DOWNLOADed file is in use and
       CPYFRMSTMF command is NOT able to copy it.
       CPYFRMSTMF FROMSTMF('/gig/incoming/Official 02-17-12
       H10M43S00.xml')
              TOMBR('/QSYS.LIB/QTEMP.LIB/ifsinfo.FILE/ifsinfo.MBR')
       MBROPT(*REPLACE)      ENDLINFMT(*FIXED) TABEXPN(*NO)
       Object in use.  Object is /gig/incoming/Official 02-17-12
       H10M43S00.xml.
       Stream file not copied.
       CPFA095 received
       Most times I receive the "Object in use" message, but other times
     the
       CPYFRMSTMF works just fine.
       If it fails (with the "Object in use"), it appears to NEVER be
       available until I log off - which seems to release the lock.
       1)      Is there a command like WRKOBJLCK to view an IFS file
     lock?
       2)      How can I release this nasty lock so a CPYFRMSTMF can
     function
       properly?
       Thanks so much in advance!!
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