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The ACCPTH(*NO) parameter value needs some clarification. If LFs are to be excluded, then they must be excluded by listing them in the OMITOBJ() parameter. (If the names are useful for it, they may be listed generically.)
However, the ACCPTH(*NO) parameter value will cause the LF access paths not to be saved. The LFs will be saved, but their access paths will not be saved. If the library is restored, the LFs will be restored, then their access paths will be rebuilt. The time may be excessive.
The ACCPTH(*NO) parameter value needs some clarification. If LFs are to be excluded, then they must be excluded by listing them in the OMITOBJ() parameter. (If the names are useful for it, they may be listed generically.)
However, the ACCPTH(*NO) parameter value will cause the LF access paths not to be saved. The LFs will be saved, but their access paths will not be saved. If the library is restored, the LFs will be restored, then their access paths will be rebuilt. The time may be excessive.
Tom
Yes, with this parameter ACCPTH(*NO) Logical Files are saved.Att;PutzGrilla
As noted, if you want to exclude objects, you must list the objects in the OMITOBJ() parameter. — Tom
Thanks Tom, Happy New Year to You and Your Family.Att;PutzGrilla