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All,

V7R1, just applied the latest cume Friday night.

I've gotten this message twice today in QSYSOPR:

"Attempt made to change length of the license user, resulting code 1."

F1 shows:

Additional Message Information



Message ID . . . . . . : CPF9E1F

Date sent . . . . . . : 02/13/17 Time sent . . . . . . :
13:22:42


Message . . . . : Attempt made to change length of the license user,

resulting code 1.



Cause . . . . . : An attempt was made to change the length of the
license
user for product 5770WDS, license term V7R1M0, feature 5101. The
resulting
codes and their meanings follow:

01 -- Because there were not current users, length of license user was

changed and user was added.

02 -- Because there were current users, length of license user was not

changed and user was not added.

03 -- Length of license user did not match length of license user

specified on the request of this license.

Recovery . . . : Recovery for 2 - Use the QLZARLS API to release the

current users and try to change the length again. Recovery for 3 -
Specify
the correct length and try again.


They occurred at 6:35am when I opened RDI and again at 1:22pm because I
don't know why.

What is this telling me? I'm reading that it applied a license for 5770WDS
to me and was successful. I don't know why in the first instance since I'm
a 1-person shop and I don't know in the second instance if it was
successful the first instance.

The only thing that's changed since last week is the cume apply Friday
night.

Thanks.




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