Starting subsystem without library name?
If subsystem is stop , And We dont know the Library of that subsystem? Is that possible to start it Without that kibrary name or using qsys library?
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February 28, 2011 7:08 PM
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March 2, 2011 11:38 AM
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First, if you want to find the library where the *SBSD is stored, you can do DSPOBJD *ALL/xxxxx *SBSD
Where xxxx is your subsystem name.
Next, to start a subsystem, you do not need to know what library it is in because you can use *LIBL.
So, you can just enter STRSBS xxxxx
If it cannot be found in your *LIBL you will get an error, then you can use the previous command to find out where it is,
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Many subsystem descriptions will have multiple copies, especially on larger systems. Make sure you know which ones you want.
You might use WRKOBJ *ALL/*ALL *SBSD just to be sure that you’ve seen where all of them might be. And sign on with a profile that has authority for all of them.
Tom
WRKSBSD *ALL/*ALL and option ‘ 9 ‘ to start the subsystem,