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I am not sure but if you have a QSNADS connection between the two machine I
would think you could place a 1 next to each of the spool files you want to
move and then on the command type tousrid((userid system)) - where userid is
a user id you will send to and the system is the name of the system you are
sending to.

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Sent: Friday, October 15, 2004 3:03 PM
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Subject: Saving Spool Files for a Migration


 I have a client on a 620 running 5.2 moving to an i5 running 5.3. We need 
to move around a 1,000 spoolfiles to te new box. We need to make sure that 
all the external attributes are restored as well, so a simple copy to a pf 
and restore isn't going to cut it. This will be a once or maybe twice 
deal.

I don't need something very fancy, but functional since it's a 1 time 
deal.  What has the group here used? Will BRMS at 5.2 handle spoolfiles? 
I've heard that the spoolfile restore is terrible in BRMS, at least time 
wise.

Thanks

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