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  3. December 2006

RE: Using RSTSTG with larger disks

Hi Rob
I noticed when we tested this that some of the resource names changed, but I'm going to re-read the manual again to see is this was something we did or something we have to live with. 

regar
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Evan Harris

At 05:31 a.m. 21/12/2006, you wrote:


So, in summary, it seems that SAVSTG is usable.  I've even heard of a
large multi shop, (one of those that purchase iSeries by the thousands),
that uses SAVSTG to initialize all their new systems for deployment.

Unload/reload does the nice disk spreadout.  Which, back in the day, made
a huge difference.  However with STRASPBAL, is it still applicable?

SAVSTG keeps the spool files.  Unload/reload, prior to V5R4 and changing
the defaults, does not.

Read chapter 13 of this manual closely.  Sounds like regardless of 21 or
savstg you may have to configure disk protection manually.
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/iseries/v5r4/topic/books/sc415304.pdf

Not sure what the restore does to your System Resource Manager or SRM. One
of those things that IBM cautions you mightily about when restoring to a
different system.  But since you are using the same system it probably
doesn't matter.  In Chapter 13 there is some consideration given to this.

Rob Berendt
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