I think that's it. There are some logicals that are depended on the
physical, but I've never had an issue coping it.


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I see it as a single row of
runqry qryfile(qusrbrm/qa1afs)
Was there another file to look at? Or is that it?

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That's just a file in QUSRBRM so yes, you can copy it. Use RSTOBJ (or copy
the data with replace).


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I have numerous entries in QLNKOMT. I'd rather not customize that on each
lpar but use one standard one. I have the Advanced, and the Network,
features of BRMS. Is there a way to copy from one lpar to another? I
thought there was.

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