Re: Moving libs from asp to asp

Bob,

    Deleted records are not removed during a restore, so I am not sure why the
PFs got smaller.

    One other note to think about during these save and restores, is that you
loose the security info, therefore, I prefer to rename the existing library,
restore the saved library to the new asp (with correct library name) and then do
a GRTOBJAUT (of library and all its objects) with the REFOBJ parm referencing 
the
object from the renamed library, so that all security is maintained.

    Pete

"Clarke, Bob" wrote:

> Last weekend I proceeded with the task of moving libraries from user asp to
> system asp and vice versa, using the method of backing up to save file and
> restoring as recommended by most folks on this list.  Everything was going
> well until I ran into an issue I hadn't expected.  During this process I was
> renaming the source library before restoring so that after the restore I
> could compare the two before deleting the source.  On one of the libraries I
> received an error when trying to rename it.  I don't have the message now,
> but it was basically due to the library containing certain types of objects,
> among them I know was journal receivers, possibly data dictionaries.  While
> I assume I could get around this by restoring the library with a different
> name and then deleting the source (er, will it let me delete libraries with
> these objects?), it set off some bells and whistles in my head and caused me
> to ask myself ... if I can't rename a library because of objects it
> contains, do I need to be concerned that my save (savlib to *savf) is not
> backing everything up?  Thus I ask, other than if an object were in use by
> another job or otherwise locked, is there any way that an object in a
> library could be missed or not entirely saved without evidence of such an
> occurrence by way of a message in my joblog?  Also, I noticed that the size
> of some physical files were slightly smaller after being moved to it's new
> location .. I assume that to be caused by deleted records in the source that
> did not move over to the new library/asp - would I be correct in that
> assumption?  Any help would be appreciated. I'd like to finish up this
> project this weekend.  Thanks!
>
> Regards,
>
> Bob Clarke
>
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