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On 12/12/2014 2:39 PM, Laine, Rogers wrote:

So how would I know if I am using or have a need for the libraries?
QSYSV5R3M0
QSYSV5R4M0

The most typical uses for these libraries:
1) You are a software vendor supporting customers on back level releases
2) You are a multi-machine operation supporting other machines on back
level releases
3) You write open source tools and support people on back level releases

The following is not foolproof; consider it a way to spark discussion.
dspobjd programlibrary/*all *pgm output(*outfile) outfile(qtemp/pgm)

select odlbnm, odobnm, odobat, odobtx, odcpvr, odcvrm from qtemp/pgm
where odcpvr<>odcvrm

This will give a list of programs whose system version differs from the
compiler version. I have a pile of things compiled at 7.2 with a blank
compiler version, so there's that. If you add in odcdat you can see how
old these things are.


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