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I, personally, would advise against trying to do anything with virtual
optical and DAOS. The good thing is that you don't have to use ANY downtime
to backup DAOS objects, so you're just looking at time here.

As far as restoring goes, in general you'll hopefully never going to
restore the full DAOS directory. But if you have a user who deleted
something and it was the only instance of that attachment in the DAOS
repository, it's going to be a whole lot faster and easier to just restore
that one NLO. You just run a command to list the missing NLO's for the db
and then restore the missing object(s).

tell daosmgr listnlo -o mymailobjects.txt MISSING mymail.nsf




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On Mon, Mar 17, 2014 at 7:49 AM, <rob@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I know that one of the concerns about keeping your DAOS size small is that
you will get a LOT of objects in your stream file system on your IBM i.
This can cause issues with saving, etc.

On the midrange-l list there was a gentleman who came up with a rather
unique situation for another product that generated a lot of stream files.
Apparently several thousand stream files in this one directory were
really slowing down his save and whatnot. Not the size of the objects,
but just the sheer number. His work around was to create a virtual
optical drive. They can be accessed individually but as far as the save
goes it's just one or a few stream files.

I wonder how that would work for DAOS? Granted, if you want to restore it
would be trickier, but who has ever restored just an object or two out of
their DAOS directory?


Rob Berendt
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