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James Rich wrote:
I've done a scratch install on a used system I bought from a
customer of mine. After finishing the installation, DSPLICPGM
shows QGPL and QUSRSYS as backlevel. I appears I can't install
any other licensed programs until I fix this because when I do
the system tells me I must install QGPL and when I try to do so
it tells me it can't install QGPL. Any ideas on what I've done
wrong? I haven't done a scratch install before.
Presumably a RSTLIB *NONSYS was performed after the scratch
install, having used save media taken on a release level prior to
the installed OS. Note that only an N=N, N+1, and N+2 installs are
supported over the pseudo-user libraries QUSRSYS, QGPL, & QSYS2.
Attempting any other installs may yield many problems, not only for
the install which might even complete with apparent success, but
problems that are not obvious at all and may only be discovered well
into the future when finally attempting to use a feature that
depends on the problematic object and\or data; similar to what often
occurs after improper restore activity into those libraries.
What does the "Recovery" for the message [unstated message
identifier] suggest for the condition of "can't install QGPL"?
Regards, Chuck
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