Re: SAVLIB to FTP where files > 1tb -- MIDRANGE-L

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Google up the document# 86256CC40049088C from the IBM
Software Knowledge Base ("DASD Used on Source System When
Using ObjectConnect SAVRSTxxx Commands"), it may be dated
(V5R1, V5R2) but it indicates 32K buffers on the source
system and 16G on the target.

from: bryan dietz <bdietz400@xxxxxxxxx>
Do you know if the SAVRSTxxx commands work this way?
Meaning that they do not consume(much) DASD on the source
system but do on the target.

from: "Evan Harris" <spanner@xxxxxxxxxx>
Hi Bryan

I don't know if they use the same API, but some testing I
did for a SAVRST scenario indicated that as data was
restored it was removed from whatever buffer the saved data
was held in. The storage used never went as high as doing a
complete save of the library in question. In fact it didn't
take a lot of storage at all, but that might be dependent
on what was being saved

The scenario I tested was doing a SAVRST to a different
library on the same machine so the amount actually used may
vary depending on how fast the link is and how fast the
restore occurs.

Regards
Evan Harris

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