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Dave,

If you want to continue your home grown package (and nothing wrong with that) I 
would suggest to place all new and adapted objects in a seperate library. At 
the time to do the upgrade you do it from that library.

Regards,
Carel Teijgeler

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On 1-7-05 at 12:59 Smith, Dave wrote:

>The request is to move to a methodology where we schedule all our
>changes to go into production at the same time (Maybe one time per
>month) which one person will manage.    We've been asked to think about
>it and how we would implement something like this.    I do not have a
>lot of experience with the large change management packages available
>for iSeries shops nor do I think my customer would be willing to foot
>the bill for such a package.
>
>For those of you not using a change management package, are any of you
>doing this where everyone's changes are going live at one time and if so
>how are you managing it?
>
>For those of you using a packaged change management system that manages
>all this for you, what is it and how long did it take to move into that
>environment and become productive with it?
>




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