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Re: Restoring user profiles and QUSRSYS

On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 22:28, James Rich <james@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
1. Many user profiles are no longer in use and now seems like a good time
to get rid of them.

Just Restore those still in use?

2. The old system was at security level 20 and the new one is at level 40
and many of the old profiles had *SECOFR authority. ÂNow seems like a
really good time to end that poor practice.

Change it afterwards, is easy enough.

Secondly, I need to brong over old output queues and printer
configurations. ÂThese are stored in QUSRSYS I believe. ÂObviously the new
system already has a QUSRSYS and I don't want to replace the v6r1 QUSRSYS
with objects from v5r3. ÂWhat is the best way to handle this?

You can move *DEVDs using SAVCFG and then doing *SELECTIVE* RSTCFG a
(don't run RSTCFG without very explicit parameters!). You can move
remote outqs and psfcfgs using SAVOBJ/RSTOBJ.


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