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Bryan, We try not to mix the green and red during one MAPICS backup, but believe we have used a mixture with no problems. Do you have a test environment you could backup during the day? Our tape density for the MAPICS backup settings is *FMT3570E and this works for red and green both. We don't remember if that setting made a difference on how many tapes or not. But the red definitely will hold more data. We are also remembering our IBM CE came out and put on an upgrade to our Magstar to be able to use the red tapes. We think it was free, but can't remember for sure. We had our Magstar before the red tapes were available, so do not know if yours would need the upgrade or not. As to your question about the reply list. It looks to me that the entry... 20 RPG0000 D *YES *NONE would answer any RPG error messages and you would not get to even see that they happened. I personally would add the CHGJOB to the CL, but that is me. One line of code. Yet another option is to add a job to the scheduler to CHGJOBD AMFLIBx/AMJOBD to use the reply list after work hours (this way the backup will use it) and another entry to change it back at 6am (or whenever) to *RQD so you will get any error messages during the day. -----Original Message----- From: mapics-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx Behalf Of Burns, Bryan Sent: Thursday, October 23, 2003 1:56 PM To: 'MAPICS ERP System Discussion' Subject: RE: Back ups with Magstar 3570 Thanks Ann! We have been using the green tapes. Our compression and compaction is the same as yours. We use two tapes nightly to back up about 45 gb. About 40 of that is MAPICS and the rest is in-house stuff. I just talked to my vendor who said there is only a $13 in difference between the red and green, due to some price hikes on the green. Can I use the red and green interchangeably on the 3570 without changing any settings? We use *DEVTYPE for tape density.
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