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Pete,

Yes I would just continue if you did not find anything that bothers you in the joblog. The 8 partially restored libraries bother me a bit, but if they are the IBM libraries that contain the devices etc. then you should be OK.

Are there any server storage or other types of special items (iASP?)


Jim Oberholtzer
CEO/Chief Technical Architect
Agile Technology Architects, LLC


On 6/13/2010 4:24 PM, Pete Helgren wrote:
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I have done a Save 21 and then replaced all the drives on this system
with larger drives. I restored the LIC and then configured the drives
(RAID5) started parity protection and then restored the operating
system. At that point, I began a RESTORE 21 to restore the remaining
data on the system. The RSTLIB failed which caused the RESTORE 21 to
abort with the following:

1 libraries had security or integrity changes
210 libraries restored; 8 partially restored; 0 not restored.
CPF3779 received during RSTLIB command. (CG)
?C

The C response must have been an autoreply since I didn't (and wouldn't
have) take that option.

Going through the job log, there really isn't anything fatal. A few
configuration objects didn't restore (TAP01, PRT01, PRT02, etc)
presumably because autoconfiguration recreated them. But nothing else
out of the ordinary was in the job log.

Is the CPF error enough to cancel the whole shebang? Should I just
proceed with the RSTDLO, RST and RSTAUT commands that the Backup and
Recovery guide say are part of the RESTORE 21 option? I am kind of
stumped here. I have never restored a system from a SAVE 21 before so
this is new territory for me.

Pete


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