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Aaron,
I always thought that nothing is safe in any IBM supplied library, other
than QUSRSYS, during an upgrade.
Thanx,
Nick
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non-IBM objects in QGPL removed during OS upgrade
I was talking with a customer today that said they have experienced
non-IBM
objects being removed/replaced in QGPL during an OS upgrade. It happened
some time ago and they couldn't remember the details of it but was fairly
certain it was because of an OS upgrade. This has caused them to adopt a
shop standard to never use QGPL for anything. I have never experienced
this
behavior and would guess that it was possibly something else that caused
the
objects to be removed (e.g. some library mirroring software possibly).
Does anybody know if there is precedence, in documentation or experience,
that non-IBM objects in QGPL are replaced/removed during an OS upgrade?
TIA,
Aaron Bartell
http://mowyourlawn.com
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