RE: Everything is System state

["phil Kestenbaum" <pkestenbaum@xxxxxxxxx>]

John, I am not seeing an Object type that is *SYSTEM. is this for an object 
attribute?

Phil Kestenbaum
System Admin
G-III Leather Fashions


-----Original Message-----
From: John Earl [mailto:john.earl@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Friday, June 17, 2005 2:47 PM
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Subject: Everything is System state


We're talking to a client who has a problem where every non program
object they load, or create, on their system becomes a *SYSTEM State
object.  We've seen this on restores, as well as on the create of
individual objects (CRTLIB for example).

 

Anyone seen this before?  Anyone have first hand knowledge of this?   

 

 

The system admin is new to the account, so he does not have a lot of
history on why things are like this and he would like to have it put all
back right.  Anyone have an idea on how to fix this?

 

This is pretty weird stuff - never seen this before but it cain't be
healthy....

 

jte

 

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