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I am trying to do a restore of some files to a different library.  I am 
receiving a message CPF3283:

Message . . . . :   Saved file or member level ID not same as file ILI.

Cause . . . . . :   The restore operation of file ILI in library BPCSFCD was
  not done because the member level identifier (ID) for the file that
  presently exists on the system is not the same as the member level ID for
  the file on the save media.  If the level identifier that is not the same is
  for a specific member, the member name is *N.
Recovery  . . . :   Either delete the existing file (DLTF command), or remove
  the member (RMVM command). Then try the restore request again.

What is the "Member level ID"?  It's not the record format id, since they are 
identical.  If I remember correctly, if I allow member differences on the 
restore, the restore would rename the original files like ILI00001 and cause 
all sorts of havoc with the logicals.  I don't want this to happen.

How can I get them the same?

Bill
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