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On Wed, Nov 5, 2025 at 3:24 PM Charles Wilt <charles.wilt@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
"programs that were created before Version 1 Release 3..."other
Is that even possible? Given CISC to RISC at 3.6 and the one (two?)
version upgrades that required program recreation...
I'm pretty sure that's not only possible, but one of the major value
propositions of IBM i.
As long as the program template exists, it can be rebuilt for the current
release & hardware.
IIRC, the biggest issue was when you removed observability from a program
(which many SW vendors did, to prevent debugging), the template was
removed.
Now the CHGPGM command allows you to specify what observability data is
removed. As long as you don't remove *CRTDTA observability, the program
can be recreated by the system.
david
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