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Subject: R: Restore QDLS and IFS user's folder
From: "gio.cot" <gio.cot@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 12 May 2014 19:14:22 +0200
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Hi Rob, thanks for your reply

My need is transfer folders (from QDLS and Ifs) from an iSeries with v5r3 to
another with V7R1. I Think that I will have to do, one folder per one
folder.. Is there a way to understand if a folder is an user's folder or an
system's folder ?

Thanks in advance

Gio

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