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My kind of question!

System values are stored in a space in QSYS that you cannot readily see.
The last time I checked the name of the space was QWMSYSVAL, but that was
during a recovery during the World Trade center bombing in 1993, so
probably V2R2 or V2R3.  I respectfully suggest that you do not muck with
this space.

Al

Al Barsa, Jr.
Barsa Consulting Group, LLC

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1. Dspsysval *all *print
2. Copy the spool file cpysplf to a pf
3. sql the file

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Subject: Where are system values stored?

I have been asked to compile a list (in a database) of the value of all
system values on our 70+ production systems, mostly to stay on top of
next year's SOX auditors.  Does anyone have an idea where the values are
held?

The ideal here would be to find a file (or a couple files) in QSYS that
actually hold the values that I can compile.  Oh, this also needs to be
automated too.

Does anyone know?  Thanks.

Rich Herdman
Sysco Corporation
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