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svmanoj166
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 how can we restore deleted member in as/400
AS/400, AS/400 backup, AS/400 printing, QDDSSRC
I have accedentally deleted the source member(FFLL24) of my printer file. Can we restore the deleted member of a file? Ex: LIB1/QDDSSRC/FFLL24. Lib1 is my library QDDSSRC is my source file FFLL24 source member.

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ASKED: April 22, 2008  9:30 AM
UPDATED: April 22, 2008  12:12 PM
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Hi, You should be able to restore the member you want like this (assuming your tape is TAP01) :- RSTOBJ OBJ(QDDSSRC) SAVLIB(LIB1) DEV(TAP01) FILEMBR((QDDSSRC (FFLL24))) MBROPT(*ALL) Regards, Martin Gilbert.
Last Wiki Answer Submitted:  April 22, 2008  9:52 am  by  Gilly400   23,625 pts.
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Thanks Gilly,

Your answer is certainly helped. But unfortunately we unable to access tape device which are maintained by our customer.

Thanks for you answer.

svmanoj166
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Hi,

Do you maybe have a compile listing still on the system. Maybe you can get your source back from the compile listing?

Regards,

Martin.

Gilly400
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what mean by MBROPT(*ALL)

tahirliaqat1
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what mean by MBROPT(*ALL)
 
That’s what the command help text is for — to see what things like command parameters mean. If you can’t get access to a system to look at the help text, that’s what the ‘Search’ feature at the Information Center is for.
 
But if you are having a problem using MBROPT(*ALL), that’s what this site is for. So please describe your problem, and we’ll see how we can help.
 
Tom

TomLiotta
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