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The {{AN}} is "an IBM-internal library that provides the capability to '''''build''''' the OS and LPPs; there should be an expectation, barring any radically daft changes, that a library by that name would never exist on a customer system".<ref>{{midrangearchive|midrange-l/201503/msg00124.html}}</ref> | The {{AN}} is "an IBM-internal library that provides the capability to '''''build''''' the OS and LPPs; there should be an expectation, barring any radically daft changes, that a library by that name would never exist on a customer system".<ref>{{midrangearchive|midrange-l/201503/msg00124.html}}</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 02:56, 28 November 2020
The QBLDSYS is "an IBM-internal library that provides the capability to build the OS and LPPs; there should be an expectation, barring any radically daft changes, that a library by that name would never exist on a customer system".[1]
There is also a (presumably related) library called QBLDSYSR, various references to which may be found through a web search; how exactly QBLDSYSR relates to QBLDSYS is unclear.
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- Original article(s) in the midrange archive: [1]
