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R Bruce Hoffman wrote: >>In this case, it's an entirely SQL DDL schema. > Ok, so after the restore, did/have you done a WRKPFCST? And are the > constraints completely missing or pending? Missing yes, pending no. > And maybe I missed this... did you restore to the same library name or a > different library name? Same name. The backup was done using Save menu 21 in a restricted state (or so the customer has told me). >>The schema is managed by the application. > Still not exactly sure what you mean by this. Do you mean that there is > some "install/update" program included with the application that > creates/modifies the schema? Or is there a separate file/member of DDL > statements that is maintained in the application but can still be > applied through, say, Client Access or RUNSQLSTM? Application builds & modifies the schema during install / upgrade. It also can modify the schema slightly ongoing. This is a java application, running on an Integrate Xseries Server. No iSeries native code is involved. david
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