Is there a report that shows my Robot/SCHEDULE security setup?
Yes, if you are running Robot/SCHEDULE 9.25 (or higher). Here’s how:

* Make sure the ROBOTLIB library is in your library list

* Go to a command line and enter CALL RBT400

This command generates a report listing Robot/SCHEDULE’s current security setup.

How can I tell which libraries and objects Robot/SAVE is encrypting?
It’s easy:

1. Go to the Robot/SAVE Main Menu and select option 4 (Reports Menu).

2. When the Reports Menu displays, select option 1 (System Reports).

3. Print the report titled “Library and IFS Objects Selected for Encryption Report.”

Robot/SAVE generates a spooled file (RBS441P) listing all libraries and objects that are either set up for encryption globally, or are encrypted only for a specific backup set.

Can Robot/SPACE generate a list of duplicate objects on my system?
Yes. Create a Storage Audit for all libraries and objects. Add the task “List Duplicate Library Objects.” Make sure you select “Print Results of this task” to create a spooled file with the results.

How can I tell SEQUEL to calculate the last day of the current month?
Use this statement:

CVTDATE(YEAR(Current Date),MONTH(Current Date),01)+1 month - 1 day

Updated! Are Help/Systems products compatible with i5/OS V6R1?
Help/Systems is committed to making its products compatible with the new release of i5/OS. We began shipping V6R1-compatible code for most products at the end of April 2008. For more information, download the new Help/FACTS, “Compatibility information for Help/Systems products moving to i5/OS V6R1 (IBM i 6.1)” or contact technical support.

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