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The simple answer to your question is that it MAY cause you problems.
When the authorization list used to secure an object does not exist on
the system when it is restored, the object will be restored, but the
*PUBLIC authority will be changed to *EXCLUDE.
Since you state that these objects will restored in a "Protected area of
the system", I assume you mean that *PUBLIC should have *EXCLUDE
authority anyway. In which case you're fine. If my assumption is
incorrect, and *PUBLIC needs authority to these objects, you'll have to
set them each time you restore the objects. As an alternative to
setting them each time, create duplicate authorization list names on the
Test machine, and set the list authorizations as appropriate for that
machine. ==================================
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