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Pete Hall wrote:
This is causing level check errors in our RPG programs, even though the
record format level ID is unchanged. Anybody have any insight on this?

I conducted a little experiment:

Original file (Attribute = PF-DTA)
file: 1100119152826
Record: 4AE630978C180

After CRTDUPOBJ with DATA(*NO) CST(*NO) TRG(*NO)
File: 1100121153527
Record: 4AE630978C180

After CRTDUPOBJ with DATA(*YES) CST(*NO) TRG(*NO)
File: 1100121153752
Record: 4AE630978C180

After CRTDUPOBJ with DATA(*YES) CST(*YES) TRG(*YES)
File: 1100121153936
Record: 4AE630978C180

That worked so well, I tried it three more times in succession. All used
the original PF as the OBJ to duplicate:

After CRTDUPOBJ with DATA(*NO) CST(*NO) TRG(*NO)
File: 1100121154227

After CRTDUPOBJ with DATA(*NO) CST(*NO) TRG(*NO)
File: 1100121154435

After CRTDUPOBJ with DATA(*NO) CST(*NO) TRG(*NO)
File: 1100121154532


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