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  3. July 2010

Re: How can I tell what OS level a program was compiled at?

"DSPPGM libaryname/programname" shows "Release program created on", "Release
program created for" and "Earliest release program can run". You just have
to page down a few times.

HTH,
Steve

"Tom" <tomh@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Customer has recently upgraded a v5r2 system to v6r1, and they have a v5r2
system as backup (will be upgrading it later). They want to test
restoring
certain programs/libraries from the v6r1 system onto the v5r2 system.
They're concerned that some of the programs were recompiled after the v6r1
upgrade, and won't restore onto the v5r2 system.



How can we tell which OS level a program was compiled at? Are there other
concerns to look at?













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