Re: copy source file keeping source mbr chg date

["Jim Franz" <franz400@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> And save/restore is a bad thing because...?

As a development team we have no authority to save/restore (as it should
be).
We are not even on same site as hardware, and hardware is managed by
3rd party. It takes a manager to approve a ticket to get a save or restore
done.
I just never understood why CRTDUPOBJ (to create an exact copy of
an object to another location and optionally name) would alter the last
change date of a source member...)
Regardless of the operational difficulty - it seems save/restore is the
answer.
thanks
jim

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> And save/restore is a bad thing because...?
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> Is there a method (without save/restore) to copy a source
> file and all it's members to a new lib, where new source file keeps the
> original source member change date?
> We are copying development libs using CPYLIB, and always find our
> source member change date reset to current date.
> CRTDUPOBJ does the same.
> Each line of code is keeping it's change date, but the member itself
> has it's change date reset.
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