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> From: Julio Domingo > > Darren, > That does sound like an authority problem. When you install a new release > user authorities, printer file defaults, and system values are set back to > the IBM defaults. I have found it a good idea to set up a CL program that > restores changes made between releases. This way you can run the program > after the release install and run into less GOT YOUs. > Julio This is a good idea for any number of things. Some other examples: 1. System reply list entries 2. Pool sizes 3. Subsystem descriptions 4. Command defaults And even if you have a special "system" library above QSYS (many people do this to override certain commands or object attributes), you should have a program that populates this library. This is especially true if the objects there were originally created using CRTDUPOBJ from system objects. Joe Pluta www.plutabrothers.com
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