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MAPICS has provided a downloadable enhancement (XAR6 and XAR7) which interfaces with the iSeries Job Scheduler to allow you to schedule your backup (see SH14394). I don't think it will do the batch closes and updates, but as mentioned previously, you could use the Pre and Post backup commands. -- Regards, Penny Lancor Technical Services TechKnowledge Partners, LLC 224.715.3967 -------------- Original message -------------- > I know this has been discussed and actually I have posted on this topic > before but I've finally had my fill of this process. > > > > I would like to automate the MAPICS backup to tape. Below are the steps > I complete for running the backup. If you have any suggestions or have > automated this process please let me know. Thanks > > > > FYI, I'm not an RPG programmer so dumb down your responses. Thanks > > > > Steps I Complete To Run a MAPICS Backup > > > > 1. Kick everybody off of the system through wrkactjob and take a 4 > to end with *immed > 2. CAS > > a. Delete abended jobs > > 3. IM > > a. Transaction Processing > b. Open and close any suspended batches > c. Edit intrnc and replace A with C for any active batches > d. Transaction Register - All Closed Batches > e. WAIT FOR JOB TO FINISH > > 4. PMC > > a. Select and Edit Transaction based on Date and Time > (Inventory only) > b. WAIT FOR JOB TO FINISH > c. Prepare transactions > d. WAIT FOR JOB TO FINISH > > 5. Start MAPICS Backup to Tape > > a. Initialize Tape > b. Backup > > 6. After Backup > > a. Start U-Jobs that didn't start after backup > > > > > > Shawn Thobe > > Supervisor - Information Systems > > Fort Recovery Industries Inc. > > 419-375-4121 > > > >
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