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Subject: Anyone have a *BNDDIR library replacement utility?
From: "mlazarus@xxxxxxxx" <mlazarus@xxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 27 Oct 2005 14:40:40 -0400
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 Does anyone have a *BNDDIR library replacement utility?  I received a
request from a developer (mostly C code w/ many *BNDDIR entries, pointing
to several libraries) for developing a utility to globally (within a single
*BNDDIR) change the library of a *MODULE or *SRVPGM within the *BNDDIR. 
Using *LIBL is problematic, since there are numerous versions of the
development libraries and would be difficult to manage during  development.
They are copying / promoting code within the project to different libraries
and systems, hence the requirement.  

 I would like to avoid reinventing the wheel, if someone has a utility like
this.  At the very least, which APIs would handle this task? 

TIA.

 -mark

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