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Re: *S36 & *LIBL

My apologies for being unclear. I don't plan on deleting or uninstalling
anything. I'm just going to ignore those libraries, and not add them to
*USRLIBL. Then I will proceed with removing *S36.


Thanks

date: Fri, 16 Jul 2021 15:35:59 -0400
from: mlazarus <mlazarus@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: *S36 & *LIBL

Justin,

Not really, unless you are 100% sure you're not using them. For
example, do any of your CL programs run STRS36PRC? Or STRS36? Or do
you have any user programs or procedure squirreled away there? Frankly,
they don't take up much space, so I wouldn't worry about them.

Also, since they are LPP libraries (at least QSSP is) you would want
to run DLTLICPGM instead of DLTLIB. I'm not sure if QS36F would be
affected by that command, so make sure you have a backup of that library.

-mark



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