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Brad, I have no problem with LODRUN; see below for some ideas that would make me feel even better about a vendor install. I would assume that for must distributions, the vendor will supply some sort of installation program or will document a series of commands to be executed in their documentation. In this case you could provide your customers with three choices without any additional technical work but with some additional documentation. 1) Use LODRUN 2) Restore program QINSTAPP from the installation media and issue a call to it. This would be the same thing as LODRUN but might make some people happier. 3) Document the installation program, provide source code, and allow the customer to execute it on a command-by-command basis. Assuming that you have no intellectual property concerns about your installation program, this might give folks a warm and fuzzy feeling and encourage them to use options 1 or 2 above. Andy Nolen-Parkhouse > I have to ask, is there anyone on this list that considers CDs > with LODRUN a bad idea to install on their AS/400?
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