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Hi Andy, I am not aware of any ASP consideration I amviolating here. I do have database triggers on the files in question. But I had them in past runs of this procedure. I make sure that I remove all triggers after I've copied the files into the test library (because I don't need the functionality of the triggers in the test environment.) My CL program clears the target (test) library, then copies all objects from one library to the other. It's almost like I'm doing a CRTDUPOBJ with DATA(*NO). Very frustrating! If I have to, I can programmatically determine the physical files in the "from" library and do a CRTDUPOBJ or CPYF with MBROPT(*REPLACE), but I know I didn't have to do this last year... Ideas? ------------------------------ message: 10 date: Thu, 23 Oct 2003 17:27:41 -0400 from: "Andy Nolen-Parkhouse" subject: RE: CPYLIB and no records copied William, I'm not aware of any changes. There are some restrictions related to copying a library from one ASP to another. Are you doing this by any chance? Regards, Andy Nolen-Parkhouse > On Behalf Of William Washington III > Subject: CPYLIB and no records copied > > Hello all, > > Has anyone noticed a change in the CPYLIB command? Last year, I would > clear my test library, then do a CPYLIB FROMLIB(production) TOLIB(test) > CRTLIB(*NO) to refresh my test library with new data. > > Now, it seems that all of the files are brought over, but they have zero > data records! > > I'd hate to think I'll have to individually copy files from prodcution to > test. Tell me I'm wrong! > > William
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