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Have you tried to recreate your qzdapkg object in qgpl.

On Wed, Oct 19, 2011 at 1:23 PM, John.BresinaJr
<John.BresinaJr@xxxxxxxxxx>wrote:

We are doing a Hardware upgrade from an 840 to Power6 560 and upgrading the
OS from V5R4 to 7.1. The users have been testing all applications
successfully except one external interface was receiving a Error: [DB2/400
SQL]SQL0204 - X09031SPS in QGPL type *N not found. After talking with the
application support staff and not finding the object on the OLD and NEW
systems I discovered it was a Stored procedure. I then looked in iSeries
Navigator > Databases > Our System > Schemas > QGPL> Procedures and there it
was. Is it possible to Save/Restore the stored procedures? Do I have to
using navigator generate the SQL and rerun it on the new system? If so, I
have never attempted this before, how?

John

John Bresina Jr | Sr Engineer | TTS Server Tech VOC HQ | *Target | 33 S
6th St | Minneapolis, Mn 55402 | 612 304 3665 (ph)

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