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  3. February 2003

ChgCmdDft TgtRls(VxRxMx)?

We just upgraded our development box to v5r2, and our production box is going 
to be at v4r5 until
sometime next month.  Since we have a time-consuming QA cycle, the last thing 
we want to do is to
inadvertantly develop new code that doesn't compile at v4r5.  

Is using ChgCmdDft TgtRls(v4r5m0) for all of our compile commands the best way 
to "remind" us? 
Some of us are chomping at the bit to try out some new features that will make 
our job a lot
easier, primarily the new error handling opcodes.

When our production box is upgraded to v5r2, would we just issue another 
ChgCmdDft, this time
using TgtRls(*Current), for all of our compile commands?

TIA, Dan

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