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Yes, now I think about it, I'm sure you're right. C'est la vie. Just a
thought. Albeit not a great thought. :)

Dennis Lovelady
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On 04-Nov-2011 03:12 , Dennis Lovelady wrote:
Point is, you are trying to defeat a _feature_ of Save/Restore that
most everyone wants.

If I were trying to do same, I might go about it by using the
security feature.

Restore as a user who has *EXCLUDE privileges to the Journal. That
might do the trick.


Another feature of the SR is to allow save\restore activity to
complete successfully with just the *SAVSYS special authority, in part
without any regard to the authority of the user performing that activity
to the objects being saved or restored; an operator can be assigned the
B&R tasks without also having to have the *ALLOBJ special authority. I
am confident that the authority of the journal for the user performing
the restore, will have no impact on the ability of the database restore
function to effect the feature of reestablishing the journaling on the
restored files; the database restore will use the adopted QSYS authority
to make the restored files match the saved files to the intent intended.

Regards, Chuck
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