Re: Save while active?

Perhaps that term is an Al Barsa term.  V4R1 of the 
'OS/400 Backup and Recovery' guide explains it this 
way around page 9-2.

'The easiest and recommended way to use the save-while-active 
function is to reduce your save outage by ending your 
applications that change objects until after the checkpoint 
images have been obtained.'

and again as

'Reduce Save Outage:  If the requirement is to just reduce 
your outage for particular save operations, you can end the 
applications that make changes to the objects being saved 
until the system has established a checkpoint for each of 
those objects.  Then, no additional recovery procedures are 
necessary when restoring the objects from the save-while-active 
media.  Therefore, the recommended method for performing a 
save-while-active request is to end the applications and 
then to start the applications again after the checkpoint 
processing for all application-dependent objects has completed.  
Examples of application-dependent objects are data areas and 
physical files used by applications.'

quiescent - Being in a state of quiet repose.





ncsmith@gate.net on 05/04/2000 02:11:00 AM
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OK, Rob.  I'll byte.....

I've RTFM and cannot find any mention of quiece........:-)

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Rob Berendt" <rob@dekko.com>
To: <MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com>
Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 2000 2:23 PM
Subject: Re: Save while active?


> What is recommended is that you quiece you system long enough to 
> get the checkpoint and then you can let people back on.  To 
> understand quiece and checkpoint RTM.


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