Saving System Values (was: Security)

Anyone remember the GETSYSINFO program that Jeff at Dilgard Foods shared
with us.
http://archive.midrange.com/midrange-l/200304/msg01902.html

I implemented it that day.  From this thread it occurred to me to add
the PRTSYSINF output to the saved information.
There is probably some overlap between the RTVSYSINF and the PRTSYSINF,
but I couldn't find the system values on the RTVSYSINF output.  

What do you all think, is this overkill?

             CLROUTQ    OUTQ(SYSTEMINFO/PRTSYSINF) /* 6/20/2003 - +
                          output from PRTSYSINF */                 
              MONMSG     MSGID(CPF0000)                            

<< Jeff's original program is here >>
<< + Rob's suggestion for RTVCFGSRC >> 

/** 6/20/2003 ** ADD PRTSYSINF FOR SYSTEM VALUES, ETC **/           
/**  NOTE: USES GENERIC SOFTWARE SAVOUTQ TO SAVE SPLFS **/          
                                                                    
             CRTOUTQ    OUTQ(SYSTEMINFO/PRTSYSINF) RMTSYS('output + 
                          from PRTSYSINF command')                  
             CRTSAVF    FILE(SYSTEMINFO/PRTSYSINF) TEXT('saved +    
                          spooled output from PRTSYSINF')           
             CHGJOB     OUTQ(SYSTEMINFO/PRTSYSINF)                  
                                                                    
             PRTSYSINF                                              
                                                                    
             SAVOUTQ    OUTQ(PRTSYSINF) OUTQL(SYSTEMINFO) +         
                          SAVFNM(SYSTEMINFO/PRTSYSINF)              


"Jones, John (US)"
<John.Jones=nLzMa1qvDZ/sHjKUpOl6B2sBamAEyd5Q@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote
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> Towards that end, I would recommend using PRTSYSINF periodically. 
At
> least whenever new subsystems are created, system values changed,
and
> immediately before and after an OS upgrade.  You rarely need to refer
to
> it, but it can be a godsend when trying to track down changes to
system
> values, subsystem descriptions, etc.
> 
> What I've found to work best is to not actually print it out,
though.
> Generate it and use OpsNav/iNav to copy the spool files to a
directory
> on your PC.  They are much more easily searched using Windows file
> search capabilities that manually scanning the spool files online. 
If
> PC space is a concern, you can zip them.
> 
> I know that doesn't help much with the immediate problem, but
perhaps
> some changes can be spotted by running through a current PRTSYSINF.
> 
> - John
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Andy Nolen-Parkhouse
[mailto:aparkhouse=K2GnTyEPumIAvxtiuMwx3w@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] 
> Sent: Tuesday, June 17, 2003 9:43 AM
> To: 'Midrange Systems Technical Discussion'
> Subject: RE: Security
> 
> 
> >Good luck, I don't think that there is an easy answer to this one,
> unless you listed out your system values not to long ago.
> 
> >Regards,
> >Andy Nolen-Parkhouse
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