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Bill asks, "Forgive me if this is covered in the archives. By the way, how do I get to them to see what has transpired before? We are trying to perform a full, unattended system save every Sunday morning when we IPL. We are running into problems with the program wanting to be in the restricted state, which side of the console we are using, which sign the moon is in (probably not but it seems that way). Can anyone give me a nice, neat list of things to do to get this to operate correctly. We are on a 510 at V3R7 and using an Exabyte Mammoth 8mm tape drive, with a 20/40gb capacity (I think)." 1. When you IPL, QSTRUP pgm is executed which starts up your subsystems. 2. You are doing save in the wrong place, you should be doing save just before the poweroff and NOT the poweron. 3. You have to be in restricted state to save the entire system and the save has to be executed from the console. 4. You can build a CLP that can accomplish the save before leaving which will do the save then pwrdwnsys *immed restart(*yes). This will accomplish what you want. 5. The biggest problem you would have is security of the console when know one is in the computer room. 6. There are package out on the market that will do all this for you like SmartCommand, The Gillotine etc. Peter H. O'Connor PAE Inc. 7 Riverway Rd. Salem, MA 01970-5343 978-744-8612(T) 978-745-7945(F) e-mail 102736.3535@compuserve.com +--- | This is the Midrange System Mailing List! | To submit a new message, send your mail to MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com. | To unsubscribe from this list send email to MIDRANGE-L-UNSUB@midrange.com. | Questions should be directed to the list owner/operator: david@midrange.com +---
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