Re: full system save option 21

Or the contents of data queues, or...

Rob Berendt
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safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." 
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There are some *DTAARA in QSYS that you can look at to determine when 
the last SAVSYS was done, or even the last SAVSECDTA.  Note that the 
QSAVSECDTA *DTAARA is updated when you run a SAVSYS or a SAVSECDTA. 
 Check out the Save Date/Time on these objects, and they will tell you 
the last time any of the various saves (SAVCFG, SAVALLUSR, SAVIBM, 
SAVLIBALL, SAVSYS. etc)  have been done.  They do NOT tell you that 
everything was saved, but the last time the Save occurred.  They are all 
*DTAARA in QSYS with the letter Q before the name of the Save command 
you are interested in.

One last note, when you said you were under the impression that a Save 
21 saves everything, it does NOT save spool files.

    Pete

Pete Massiello
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kirkg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

>If you are viewing a profile via WRKOBJ it won't show any saved data for 
a 
>usrprf. I ran across this I think as far back as 3.1. SAVSECDTA doesn't 
>update the saved date and time field that is displayed on the WRKOBJ cmd. 

>I just did a test on both my 5.1 and 5.2 system with the same result. 
>
>Review the joblog from your last 21 for the  completion msg x prof save 0 

>not saved. Also as a suggestion, Profiles only take a couple minutes to 
>save. I would add the SAVSECDTA and SAVCFG cmds to your nightly backups. 
>That way you always have a current stuff
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>This question may seem somewhat basic but I have think we have a problem
>with the way we do full system backups.  I have run the Option 21 from
>the save menu several times in the past year.  Each time I was under the
>impression that everything was being saved.  However, this past week I
>just happened to be looking one of my user's profiles and noticed that
>it had not been saved since 7/20/02.  Upon further investigation I
>noticed that none of the profiles that have been created since 7/20/02
>had been saved.  Does anyone have any ideas why my profiles are not
>being picked up in the system save? 
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>Not sure it matters, but we are running v5r1 and the latest PTF cum
>pack.
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