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Anybody out there have a V4R1 machine?  I need to know if QSYRUPWD and
QSYSUPWD are in the SEPT.  I have a program that is blowing up with a
MCH3601 whenever I try to do this:

CALLX     .SEPT(5723), QSYRUPWD, *;

I'm pretty sure it was there on V4R2.

Quick way to find out is run this command and look at the spool file:
DMPSYSOBJ OBJ(QINSEPT) CONTEXT(QSYS) TYPE(19) SUBTYPE(C3) SPACE(165A0 20)


Thanks
Kurt

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