Not sure why you don't want to use save/restore. Seems like the best
option.
Kludgy workaround may be to use SQL like:
CREATE ALIAS newMember .....
CREATE ALIAS oldMember ....
INSERT INTO newMember SELECT * FROM oldMember
DELETE ALIAS ...
DELETE ALIAS ...
But that could be a lot of aliases, a lot of inserts and a new program to
maintain.
Elvis
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copy source file keeping source mbr chg date
Is there a method (without save/restore) to copy a source
file and all it's members to a new lib, where new source file keeps the
original source member change date?
We are copying development libs using CPYLIB, and always find our
source member change date reset to current date.
CRTDUPOBJ does the same.
Each line of code is keeping it's change date, but the member itself
has it's change date reset.
jim franz
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