If you find the answer to the last question above to be yes and nobody is trying to edit the program, consider the following. If the abend occurred while someone was actually editing the program, then the program is the only thing that must be dequeued. If by chance the abend occurred while you were writing to the library, (the user made changes to the program and pressed the Enter key), then there is an enqueue on the library. Users probably get a VLS internal error with a return code = 4‑52 when they try to access any program in that library. You can dequeue the library by issuing the command:
DEQUEUE LIBRARY library-name
Enqueues are also done on panels and reports. If an enqueue is left on these entities, you get an error message similar to the ones mentioned above. Follow the same steps as you would for a program.
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