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Charles,

About the reply from IBM... That just seems a little lame. Especially in light of the fact that I just Duped a production file with a Trigger to my personal Library; did not dupe the Trigger Program and despite the fact that the Trigger was pointing to a non-existent program, it still showed up as STATE: *ENABLED *OPERATIVE. Then duped the Trigger Program, which does reference files found only in the From Library and the Trigger State remained *ENABLED *OPERATIVE.

So why don't all the same arguments about Test Triggers possibly updating files in Production Libraries apply to DDS Descibed Files? And was there a definitive answer that this behavior was limited to Duping SQL Tables or under the right conditions, could this effect DDS Described Files as well? The Plot Thins....

Thanks,

Mike



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