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For most IBM i Services views, there is a table function that gathers the data. Most of these table functions are not documented, but are available for IBM i users to use.
To learn more about these table functions, with an example of using the OBJECT_LOCK_INFO table function, read this gist:
#UndocumentedButUsefulUDTFs
https://gist.github.com/forstie/a05cfa239ce8f907d96885bd7ac7bc6e
Are you suggesting that the OBJECT_LOCK_INFO table function does not return faster than the VIEW when an object is specified? I tested it on my system against my own SQL Tools OBJLOCK_LIST Table function and they perform nearly identical 162ms for OBJECT_LOCK_INFO vs 103ms for OBJLOCK_LIST in SQL Tools. That only caveat is that OBJECT_LOCK_INFO does grab all member locks when a file is specified, so that could be what you're seeing when using it. If you have SQLTools, try the OBJLOCK_LIST function and see if it returns any faster, but it may be something weird on your system causing it not to perform as expected.