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Re: Restoring an individual member into a source PF

CRPence wrote:
Given the formats are the same, ALWOBJDIF(*FILELVL) will suffice. Also to match the expectation that FROBOZZ in FLATHEAD already exists, the OPTION(*OLD) should really be added to the RSTOBJ request. The ALWOBJDIF(*ALL) is best _always avoided_ when restoring any database files; i.e. list every available [non single-value] special value separately on the ALWOBJDIF() parameter if desired, but avoid almost always the use of the single value *ALL.

OPTION(*OLD) had no effect (and even if it did, there's no guarantee that it will *always* be to an existing file).

And the only allowable values I see for ALWOBJDIF are *NONE and *ALL.

Of course, I could always restore the file to QTEMP, and copy the members over individually.

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JHHL

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