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RE: identify/list any duplicate objects from any two libraries.

So we're not talking about any concerns with QSYS2 here, right?

Are these two custom applications?
Two disparate vendor packages?
What?

IDK if this could be handled within a program, as part of a regular job
stream and not just for auditing purposes. So I would concentrate on
audit purposes.
Let's say your ERP comes from ABC but you prefer the financials from XYZ.
I guess I would audit when one or the other comes out with a fix or new
release for object conflicts. Put the fix or new release on your test
lpar and check that. If you find a new matching object you then have to
decide if it's significant or not. Granted, it becomes a little tough
when calling one program could call any number of others. TRCJOB?


Rob Berendt

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