RE: RSTOBJ on a source physical file question

I believe you want to ALWOBJDIF(*FILELVL).

Charles Wilt
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> Subject: RSTOBJ on a source physical file question
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> Attempting a RSTOBJ of a source physical file containing one 
> member, when 
> restored to a different system, is causing the existing 
> source physical 
> file on the target system to be renamed with the '0001' suffix and it 
> updates the text to indicate it's an 'OLD File owned by yada yada 
> yada....', and then the source physical file containing the 
> lone member is 
> restored. I thought there was away to allow the single source 
> member to be 
> restored to the existing source physical file. Here are the commands:
> 
> SAVOBJ OBJ(QRPGLESRC) LIB(GPKLIB) DEV(*SAVF) OBJTYPE(*FILE) 
> SAVF(QTEMP/HIR010) FILEMBR((QRPGLESRC (HIR010))) 
> This is then FTP'd to my target system and a FTP remote 
> command is issued 
> to restore the member:
> 
> RSTOBJ OBJ(QRPGLESRC) SAVLIB(GPKLIB) DEV(*SAVF) 
> OBJTYPE(*FILE) SAVF(QTEMP/ 
> HIR010) FILEMBR((QRPGLESRC (HIR010))) MBROPT(*ALL) 
> ALWOBJDIF(*ALL)         
>  
> I understand this behavior with savrst commands but with rstobj and 
> savobj?
> 
> Happy Holidays, Jerry
> 
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