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  • Subject: Re: SAVLIB V3R7 back to V3R2
  • From: Larry Bolhuis <lbolhui@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 17 Jun 1998 10:43:26 -0400
  • Organization: Arbor Solutions, Inc

Sannon,

  The first thing I would check on the V3R7 box is to see if the Access
Paths are *MAX4GB size or *MAX1TB size. (Use DSPFD and scan for
ACCPTHSIZ) Only the former can go back to a CISC box.

  Larry Bolhuis
  Arbor Solutions, Inc
  lbolhui@ibm.net


Sannan Solberg wrote:
> 
> I recently had troubles saving files on a V3R7 box back to V3R2.  On the
> SAVLIB (save accesss paths *yes), I specified V3R2M0 as the target and
> got errors on some files saying "File XXXXX in library YYYY could not be
> saved for the specified target release for reason code 2.  The reason
> codes are:  2 - An attribute of the physical file's access path(s) is
> not supported on the target release. "
> 
> The odd thing is that the files it picked on are quite random.  All of
> the files were, and still are, on the V3R2 box and I moved them to the
> V3R7 box to do some work on them (no recompiles or anything, just some
> CPYF's and other misc) and now I am trying to move them back.  Some of
> the files on the V3R7 box I didn't do ANYTHING to before trying to get
> them back to V3R2.
> 
> Anyone hear of a PTF or something fixing such an oddity??  I don't
> recall having such a problem before and I'm sure I've done it, but just
> not between these to boxes.  TIA!
> 
> > **************************************************
> > Sannan Solberg                          (406)523-1392
> > Business/Programmer Analyst       (406)523-1636  fax
> > Washington Corporations             ssolberg@washcorp.com
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