how do u find whether a record is locked or not??/
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Answer / syam
DSPRCDLCK cammand will give locked record details
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Answer / madanmohan
If you know the RRN number of the record for which lock is
checked then in that case you can use DSPRCDLCK cmd.
To know the RRN number of specific record, use SQL statement
select RRN(A), A.* from FILE A where condition of the key
value.
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Answer / rajgoaj
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Use WRKLCK to see whether the file is locked.
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