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Do what we do. Don't keep source on your production lpar.
Hey I've been thinking this over from time to time and I'm a wonderin':
Where then do you keep your production source?
What do you actually push on to the prod lpar? Just objects? What about
modules?
What's the point of DSPOBJD to get the source member used to create the
object? Can it be easily found?
Aren't there any issues with debugging? Aren't the source files needed?
Any more fors and againsts for separating source and objects in this
way?
Thanks.
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