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In some of our initial 'playing around' with WDSC 6 and RSE, we're noticing
that when copying source from/to  one of our production source libraries,
that the existing validity checking doesn't seem to be triggered.   It's
almost like it's not really touch the actual 'cpysrcf' command or is just
ignoring the validy check portion of the command.

We're using some very basic change management that just enforces the
checking out/in of production source and helps with the auditing of these
functions.  (The validity checker calls a program when source is copied
from/to certain libraries and the programmer must log info pertaining to
project, etc.).  Is anyone doing something similar in the WDSC environment
or is it necessary to get into more of a full blown product that helps with
change management.  We're hoping for a simple method like we're using
now...

Any comments will be appreciated, thanks!

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