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As everyone has already mentioned, you can save upwards with no
problems except the 'no more than 2 prior releases' limits.
Going down, you must honor the 'TGTRLS' of the contents of the save file.
You can restore a higher level save file to a lower level machine,
but you won't be able to display the SAVF or restore the objects (or
look at them). The lower-level OS will tell you that the save file
can't be used.
However. While upgrading an OS, you can load these up-level save
files (ie from SNDPTFORD &c) to your machine. They won't be usable
until you actually upgrade the OS, at which time you can restore from
them and install the PTFs they contain.
--Paul E Musselman
PaulMmn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Are Save Files portable between versions of OS400?
Can a SAVF created by V4R3 be read/restored by V5R2, and vice versa?
Thanks in Advance!
Walt Fles
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