RE: savf files

You'll need to 'restore' the objects out of the save file.

Depending on how the objects were saved (SAV, SAVOBJ, SAVLIB, etc.) the
restore command will be different.  Enter RST* or GO RESTORE on the
command line to see all of the restore commands.  

With any of the restore commands except RST, specify a device of *SAVF,
press Enter, and you'll see additional fields to specify the library &
name of the save file.  With RST, you'll set the device to
'/QSYS.LIB/savflibrary.LIB/thesavfile.FILE'

You can see the contents of the savf file by displaying it: DSPSAVF
savflibrary/thesavfile


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-----Original Message-----
From: dpalme@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:dpalme@xxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Wednesday, February 16, 2005 9:22 AM
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Subject: savf files 

Would someone be kind enough to explain to me how to "un" pack a save
file once it has been transferred to the 400? 

I have never used these and so far searching on the iseries website I'm
finding a lot of gobbily gook as far as information is concerned.
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