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  3. May 2015

Re: File with MAXMBRS(1) has 2 members!

On 18-May-2015 14:14 -0500, Tim Bronski wrote:

<<SNIP>> When they upgraded the software a new template file was
restored with ALWOBJDIF(*ALL) and MBROPT(*ALL) which changed the
maxmbrs back to 1.
AFaIK the restore of members into an existing file will not reset the MAXMBRS, so the scenario seems likely to have been misinterpreted. 


It then became unusable as a template since you
couldn't duplicate it without errors.
FWiW: Recording the error(s) and the failing request eases someone finding the discussion of a like-issue in the archives. 


So, a bang on the ear for the customer :) and a job for me to change
the upgrade.
<<SNIP>>
Verify the ALWOBJDIF(*COMPATIBLE) [if the release supports that, or ALWOBJDIF(*FILELVL ...) if no *COMPATIBLE SpcVal] works as expected for the upgrade processing. IIRC the OS and LPP install code have changed to use that, as well as the system restore\recovery programs.?

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