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  • Subject: Re:File re-orgs CISC <=> RISC
  • From: "O'Connor, Peter H." <PHOC@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 24 Mar 1998 07:37:12 -0500

Buck states: "I thought that only programs had to be converted CISC/RISC.
What gets converted with a file when you move from one technology to the
other?"

That is NOT correct.  The object template has to be changed on files. 
However, these are changed on a restore either way  CISC-RISC or RISC-CISC.
 The STROBJCVN commansd on a Replace-a-Release does all objects because the
files etc are NOT restored.  On any other upgrade to RISC,  usually
programs do not get converted on the restore but by the STROBJCVN command. 
If you review the command you will see what I mean.


Peter H. O'Connor
PAE Inc.
7 Riverway Rd.
Salem, MA 01970-5343
978-744-8612(T)
978-745-7945(F)
e-mail 102736.3535@compuserve.com
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