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On 20/08/2009, at 2:38 AM, Albert York wrote:
I received these messages:
PGM QICOPEN in library QSYS previously damaged.
PGM QJORSTJN in library QSYS previously damaged.
PGM QJORYDIR in library QSYS previously damaged.
Can I replace them from another system?
In this particular case the three *PGM objects named exist in the
System Entry Point Table. As far as I know a simple restore will only
bring the objects back. It will not reset the entries in the SEPT. As
a result I would expect the damaged object message to become a "tried
to reference a destroyed object" message. I also think RCLSTG doesn't
'fix' bad SEPT entries either.
SST can be used to update the SEPT but I suspect IBM support has a
better way. Otherwise I think the only reliable recovery is a slip-
install of the OS.
Regards,
Simon Coulter.
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