RE: Target release behaving strangely on saves from V5R1

[barsa@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

The QSYSVxRyMz libraries are not intended for actual use, but rather for
compilation purposes to prior releases.  To compile/restore to V4R4M0, you
should use the regular QSYS  commands with the parameter TGTRLS(V4R4M0).

>From V5R1, you can only go back to V4R4, but from V4R5 and lower you can go
to any RISC release by specifying TGTRLS(V3R2M0).  This likely will bring
on some undue overhead, because reencapsulation will be required on the
restore, even to another RISC release

Al

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                    "McCallion, Martin"
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                    02/08/02 04:31 AM
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Arlen Nissan wrote:

> Do you have various release libraries???   Why don't you try
> using the Savf
> cmd from the level you want???

Thanks, Arlen, it was a good idea.  Unfortunately, when I prompted
QSYSV4R4M0/SAVLIB I got message CPD0118: "Command SAVLIB not valid for
current release."

It goes on to say that those commands are only there for compiling CL
programs with specified target release values.  But it was worth a try.

I got around my immediate problem by restoring on a V4R5 machine and
re-saving, but it does seem that there's a bug.

Cheers,

Martin.

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