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I do not think there is any hack. For example you cannot just copy the library QSYSV7R1M0 to QSYSV6R1M0 and just call the compiler programs directly, bypassing the commands and their prompt checking for release level.

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The only way that I can think of accomplishing this is to transfer the source code for these programs, mods etc., over to the other system and compile there NOTE - there is a chance that these programs, mods etc. may not compile


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I am currently running 7.3 on my machine. Is there any way to allow a compile command (CRTCLMOD, CRTCLPGM, etc.) to specify target release 6.1?
It currently only allows 7.1 and higher and I need to be able to compile a program to run on a 6.1 machine.yes, I know 6.1 is out of support but that doesn't mean it isn't still in use.



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