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  • Subject: SAVOBJ to previous release
  • From: Buck Calabro <mcalabro@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 5 Dec 1997 11:07:30 -0500

Hi!

We're distributing objects to systems at previous release 
levels.  What we do is SAVOBJ xxx TGTRLS(V3R2M0) from our
V4R1M0 machine.  This works fine except for some CL programs.

Specifically, I have a CL program that has only a RUNSQLSTM 
in it.  When I do my SAVOBJ, I get:

Message ID:   CPD6427       
Object CRT_PROC type *PGM cannot be saved for the specified 
target release.                                                   

Cause: Object CRT_PROC type *PGM is not compatible with the 
specified target release.  The earliest release for which 
this object can be saved is V3R7M0.                                             
               

Recovery: Create the object again, specifying a target release 
compatible with the operating system release for the system 
where the object is to be restored.                                             
             


Now, if I take the source code to the target machine, it compiles
and executes just fine.  I also get this problem with other CL
programs (mainly ones that use RTVJOBA and RTVSYSVAL).  In all
cases, the CL compiles just fine on the target, but the object 
cannot be SAVOBJ'd.

How are you folks handling this?  Do you really keep a separate
library for each OS level you want to deploy to?

Buck Calabro
Commsoft, Albany, NY

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