RE: Members ending with '0001'

You get this condition restoring a file, when something ist'n matching
between the file on disk and the file beeing restored. You can get
members with the nnnn ending, and you can get files as well. Remove the
original file before restoring, or use MBROPT(*ALL) ALWOBJDIF(*ALL) with
the restore-commands.

/Joakim

Joakim Svensson
IT-Architect
Cap Gemini, Sweden

>-----Original Message-----
>Do you have a clue as to how these members with 4 digit numbers are being
>created?  Our '400 is on V3R7 and I have found several QRPGSR0001 members
>with the text of "Old name QRPGSRC in USERID owned by QPGMR."
>
>I assumed it was some utility that we were running that was duplicating the
>QRPGSRC.  But if you have seen it --- well maybe it is OS/400?
>
>Thanks for the info.
>
>Chris Ring
>Senior Systems Analyst
>Arksys Inc.
>Little Rock, AR
>
>-----------------------
>
>Frank Meaney (Unisoft Systems Ltd.) wrote:
>> Just last week we were moving out data libs from a CISC to a RISC box. We
>>tried to restore a file but it failed. I was shocked to find that the
>> file had 2 members and the maxmbrs value was 1. As a result the file would
>>not restore ???.
>...
>
>and Neil Palmer replied:
>>by chance did one of the member names end with a 4 digit number like '0001'
>>?
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