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Re: Preserving changed default values for system commands

True, but hasn't been an issue for us since I started doing it eons ago.


david@xxxxxxxxxxxx 10/15/2008 11:52:06 AM >>>
Roger Harman wrote:
I do pretty much the same thing as Jerry. Our own USRSYS library at
the
top of QSYSLIBL and a CL named NEW_OS that gets run to do a number of
things like authority changes and duped commands with changed
defaults.
Same thing for a couple of vendor products that we change some
defaults
on.

One thing that you have to be careful about when putting a library on
the default system library list is that the library will be locked by
all jobs (servers, interactive jobs, batch jobs, etc) ... so if you need
to so something major with the library, you'll have to take the system
to a restricted state (or remove the library from the system library
list and re-ipl).

david


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