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I'm wondering how other admins are doing this ....

I have hundreds of thousands of small Bill Images (65k each) stored in the IFS on my V5R4M5 iSeries.

I use an UDFS to store these files on a separate ASP.

My save strategy is to save all of these stream files once a month (Full Save)... A Cumulative save weekly... and an Incremental save daily.

I suppose that in order to do this I would need to save the UDFS while it is mounted.

However, I keep seeing in InfoCenter, that a UDFS should be saved after un-mounting it.

So in my implementation I guess IBM recommends I un-mount the UDFS and save it as /dev/QASP04/billimages.udfs instead of the directory it is usually mounted over /PRDSCIS/BILLIMAGE.

My concern with doing this is that I would loose the ability to do Incremental saves and I wouldn't have any information in the BRMS database, about the files and directories I have saved to tape.

Do you think my save strategy as outlined above (keeping the UDFS mounted) is sound?

Do I have to do anything special to restore these files (except create the UDFS and mount it) when I do a DR test or other recovery?

Any thoughts on this would be greatly appreciated.... Thanx

P
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