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Our shop used the DUPSPLF command which was part of  IBM's QUSRTOOL library.
Approximately, 6 months ago we upgraded to a RISC box running OS/400 release
V4R3 which I think disabled our use of this command.  My understanding is
that I must now purchase the TAA Productivity Tools package in order to
restore this functionality to our system.  Can anyone out there shed a
little more light on the subject.



If you have a backup from your old system, you could restore the objects to a
different library name  instead of QUSRTOOL and TAATOOL.

You have to maintain them yourself and do a little playing around with the code
but it can be done .  I have done it here, you have to fix some things with
every release but it is not too bad.



Arlene  Soderlund






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