Re: New AS-400 Administrator

Luc,
Your system perform back-up while your users still access to the system.
It seems like you try to backup the systems objects. Try the "SAVSYS"
if you really want to save systems objects. System objects such as users
profile and their password only available for back-up while no user access it.

I usually do "SAVSYS" every six months on DSP01 dump terminal.

Note : Must check WRKACTJOB before run this and disable user-access.

Soesanto
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Luc LaFontan wrote:

> I am using the IBM supplied backup program and I do realize that it will not
> back-up active objects. The backups are completing, but the dsplog shows
> these six files not being backed up.
>
> I guess my question is: what are these files and why are they suddenly
> running?
>
> Luc
>
>  -----Original Message-----
> From:   Chris Beck [mailto:CBeck@good-sam.com]
> Sent:   Friday, January 14, 2000 2:18 PM
> To:     MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com
> Subject:        Re: New AS-400 Administrator
>
> What kind of backup are you doing?    the ibm supplied backup Program?
> Or are you doing them yourself.
>
> The IBM supplied backup program will not save things while they are active.
>
> So are you backups actually completeing?  but just saying that they failed.
> dsplog to find out.
>
> Do You really need to be saveing these files?
> if not don't wory about it.
> otherwise do a save while active on that library.
>
> email me if you need more info, i will be glad to help.
>
> >>> Luc LaFontan <luc.lafontan@bbc.co.uk> 01/14/00 12:13PM >>>
> I have an AS-400 9406, 600 running V42. My backups are not completing so I
> have run them to log and found that I have 12 diagnostic messages resulting
> from six errors.
>
> The six errors are all very similar and have to do with a specific job -
> 043617/QPGMR/QSERVER
>
> The actual message reads:
> -MESSAGE "Cannot allocate object for file (see list of the six files below)
>
> in QUS
>
> RSYS
> -CAUSE "
>
> The save operation was not performed for member (file name) in library
> QUSRSYS type *FILE, because it is allocated by job 043617/QPGMR/QSERVER.
> Recovery...Try the request again when the object is avalable.
>
> Can anyone offer some in
>
> sight before calling IBM pay support
>
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