Re: Mystery files created - QRPGLE0001?

["Jim Franz" <franz400@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

It's not automatic to rename the old source file. This also happens with
database files. Depends upon
your restore command parm alowobjdif (*all) and the create dates.
It's a very long paragraph to describe when this happens.
This is better shown in a picture - see the Backup & Recovery manual
Comparing File Attributes during a Restore Operation.
You can really mess up with logical files if not careful!
jim
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From: <fiona.fitzgerald@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "Midrange Systems Technical Discussion" <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, January 14, 2004 10:04 AM
Subject: Re: Mystery files created - QRPGLE0001?


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> Most likely they are restores. If someone requested a restore of an
> existing source file,
> OS/400 renames the old one.
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> Regards,
> F  Fitzgerald
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> I am seeing some weird files being created as mentioned.  The file name
> will be like QRPGLE0022 and the text will always say something like
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> "Old name QRPGLESRC in MPOLUTTA owned by MPOLUTTA".
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> Can anyone tell me where these files are coming from, and why?
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> Regards,
> Michael Polutta
> Atlanta, GA
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