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  3. August 2007

RE: non-IBM objects in QGPL removed during OS upgrade

I've done this many times. It's simple enough, just RSTLIB QGPL specifying
OPTION(*NEW) and omit all Q* objects.

Regards
Evan Harris

The problem with this method is that you can't restore the QGPL or QUSRSYS
libraries because you'll mess up the OS installation. So you skip those
two
libraries. You can restore the user profiles, etc that were in them, but
if
you had any ordinary data files or programs in these libraries,
you'd have problems. (Of course, you could restore them one by one if
you knew all the names, etc, but that'd be a tedious and time consuming
process.)



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