Re: Members ending with '0001'

[Neil Palmer <neil@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

If you restore files to a library, with MBROPT(*ALL) ALWOBJDIF(*ALL), and the
member on tape is different than the one on disk, the current one will be 
renamed with the 4 digit suffix, and the one from tape restored.


On Fri, 23 May 1997, Chris Ring wrote:

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> Chris Ring
> 05-23-97 08:20 AM
> 
> Do you have a clue as to how these members with 4 digit numbers are
> being
> created?  Our '400 is on V3R7 and I have found several QRPGSR0001
> members
> with the text of "Old name QRPGSRC in USERID owned by QPGMR."
> 
> I assumed it was some utility that we were running that was duplicating
> the
> QRPGSRC.  But if you have seen it --- well maybe it is OS/400?
> 
> Thanks for the info.
> 
> Chris Ring
> Senior Systems Analyst
> Arksys Inc.
> Little Rock, AR
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> 
> Frank Meaney (Unisoft Systems Ltd.) wrote:
> > Just last week we were moving out data libs from a CISC to a RISC box.
> > We tried to restore a file but it failed. I was shocked to find that the
> > file had 2 members and the maxmbrs value was 1. As a result the file
> > would not restore ???.
> ...
> 
> and Neil Palmer replied:
> >by chance did one of the member names end with a 4 digit number like
> '0001'  ?
> 
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