Hi Mary
If you prompt (F4) the RSTLIB command, then press F9 for other parameters and page down, you will eventually see the parameter
Restore to library . . . . . . . RSTLIB *SAVLIB
You can change this parameter to a NON existing library name and then press Enter.
This library name will then be created
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Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2012 12:59 PM
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Subject: Retrieve a RPGLE from a SaveFile
Hello
I need to retrieve an RPGLE pgm from a SaveFile of a library. Unfortunately the library is contained in all user library lists in a 24 hour work place.
Is there a way to just retrieve the one pgm ...or restore the library to a different name?
Thank You
Mary
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