Restore? No.

Recover? Maybe.

The options that Phil listed might be appropriate. If RPG or CL programs are involved, recompiling from the source code is the best option.

But under some circumstances, a useful copy might still exist in the system in the QRPLOBJ library. In order to know if that is a useful option for you, we would need to know more about your circumstances and about how the objects were deleted.

Tom

No! But perhaps you could recreate it.
Since all objects are created and can be recreated.
If you have the source, programs can be recomiled
If you have the DDS source or SQL then files can be recreated (but not the data)
If the file was jounalled you can recover some or all of the data.
All other objects can be created in one manner or other.

Tell us more about the lost object. Perhaps we can help.

This is why backup and recovery plans are so important. You don’t recover from a disaster often but you do recover from small errors on a regular basis.
Phil

“Alas, poor Yorick! I knew him, ” — Shakespeare

The savefiles might be files stored on the system or on another system in your network. Or they might be on physical media such as a tape, CD or DVD.

Whoever is in charge of your system’s backups can guide you to where saved copies might be.

Once you locate the savefiles, you can restore from them using the appropriate RSTxxx command. You might use the RSTOBJ command to restore just the objects that you want.

Tom

Pradeep.