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Oliver, My experience would say that saving multiple libraries in a single SAVLIB command will proceed significantly more quickly than multiple executions of the SAVLIB command on individual libraries. The system does a lot of preprocessing prior to saving a library; it formats the directory structure information which needs to get written to tape before it starts to actually write to tape. By saving multiple libraries in a single command it will start to process the directory structure of library #2 while writing library #1 to tape. By issuing individual commands, you lose this overlap. There will be no differences in recovery from the tapes which result from either save. The message regarding excessive locks can be disregarded on a save. This large number of locks could possibly be a sign of a program in trouble so a warning message is issued. When saving a large library you should expect this message. Regards, Andy Nolen-Parkhouse > Hello, > > does anybody know the differences between a > > SAVLIB (LIB1 LIB2 LIB3) > > and a > > SAVLIB (LIB1) SAVLIB(LIB2) SAVLIB (LIB3) ?
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