Re: Overwrote a V4R3 QGPL with a V3R7 QGPL (no backup) -- MIDRANGE-L

Tom,

I believe that is basically what the web article is suggesting.  Creating 
a set of install tapes (LICPGM menu, #40) will cause OS/400 to be saved to 
tape and you could try installing from that. 
You can't just run SAVLICPGM (LICPGM menu #13) and select to save  QGPL & 
QUSRSYS as they will not appear in the list of programs you can save.

...Neil





tomh@simas.com
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I had him enter 'ENDSBS *ALL' prior to doing anything.  He's getting the 
CDs (eventually, whenever the BP decides to send 'em), but in the meantime 
- what if I were to do a SAVLICPGM of 5769SS1 off my V4R3 and have him do 
a RSTLICPGM of it back onto his? 





"Neil Palmer" <neilp@dpslink.com> 
02/05/01 11:00 PM 
        
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Was the system in a restricted start when you tried it ?

This may help:
http://as400service.rochester.ibm.com/s_dir/slkbase.nsf/fd9885170ed46f758625680b00020373/28e0fe1d0f81b6dc862565df006d772f?OpenDocument&Highlight=2,Restore,QUSRSYS
For step 14 I would suggest a RSTLIB of QUSRSYS & QGPL under new names
like XQUSRSYS & XQGPL (RSTLIB parm on RSTLIB command).
Then WRKLIBPDM for each lib and use option 11 to move over the user
objects that you need (output queues, job queues, etc.).
You can even delete source files in QGPL like QRPGSRC, QCLSRC, etc. and
move the source files over from your XQGPL library.

...Neil





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We tried this one.  We put in the first CD, it then asked for the 2nd,
then the 3rd.  Nothing installed. No error message, as I recall.




"Neil Palmer" <neilp@dpslink.com>
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That should work.  So should GO LICPGM, #11 - and select QGPL & QUSRSYS.
(If you run GO LICPGM 10 now it should show QGPL & QSURSYS as *BACKLEVEL).

...Neil





"Avi Hecht" <avi_hecht@hotmail.com>
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Hi,

Try this:

sign on as qsecofr from the console
endsbs *all *immed
go licpgm
install all new products
insert cd b2924_02 intop opt01

good luck
Avi
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From: tomh@simas.com
To: midrange-l@midrange.com
Sent: Thursday, February 01, 2001 6:49 PM
Subject: Overwrote a V4R3 QGPL with a V3R7 QGPL (no backup)


I have a client who has a brand new V4R3 system.  While restoring his
libraries from his V3R7 system, he inadvertently restored the QGPL and
QUSRSYS.  That was bad enough.  The _really_ bad part is he didn't do a
backup of the new system prior to restoring the old libraries on to it.
One more thing: when he received the system, it was shipped with the OS
pre-installed - the install media did not ship with it.  We've ordered the
install CDs.

Once we get the CDs - how do we get the proper version of QGPL and QUSRSYS
on the new box?








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