RE: How do I SAV directories and subdirectories in QNTC?

>From the book...Note: SAV is not support via the QNTC file system:

13.5 Limitations of QNTC

Notice the following QNTC file system limitations:
. Connection to print resources is not available.
. File-level save and restore capability is not available for QTNC.
. Connection to the AS/400 NetServer is not available.
. The QNTC file system supports the majority of the Integrated File System
APIs. However, because of the lack of a translation means from the AS/400
system to Windows NT, there are the following exceptions:
- chown()
- fchown()
- givedescriptor()
- link()
- qp01GetPathFromFileID()
- readlink()
- symlink()
- takedescriptor()

. The following IFS commands are not supported:
- ADDLNK
- CHGOWN
- CHGAUT
- CHGPGP
- CHKIN
- CHKOUT
- DSPAUT
-RST
-SAV
-WRKAUT
-WRKOBJOWN
-WRKOBJPGP

Kenneth

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Kenneth E. Graap
IBM Certified Specialist
AS/400e Professional System Administrator
NW Natural (Gas Services)
keg@nwnatural.com
Phone: 503-226-4211 x5537
FAX:    603-849-0591
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-----Original Message-----
From: tomh@simas.com [mailto:tomh@simas.com]
Sent: Thursday, August 08, 2002 9:43 AM
To: midrange-l@midrange.com
Subject: How do I SAV directories and subdirectories in QNTC?


I'm trying to use the SAV command to save the contents of a drive share
(DALLAS_D) located on a NT Server 4.0 machine (DALLAS).  The share is
defined on the NT Server, not in Ops Nav.  I can navigate thru the
directories using the WRKLNK (so I know the user id and passwords match).
When I try the SAV command, I get errors (listed below).  I have 2
questions (listed at the bottom).


Here's the CL code to do the save:
pgm
cd dir('/')
cd dir('qntc')
cd dir('dallas')
cd dir('dallas_d')                             /*  shared name of entire
'd:' drive  */
sav dev('/qsys.lib/tap04.devd') savact(*sync) endopt(*leave)
monmsg msgid(cpf3837 cpf3823)


Here's the joblog listing:
Current directory changed.
Current directory changed.
Current directory changed.
Current directory changed.
Session initialization error with Network Server JVALADEZ-2KDT.
Session initialization error with Network Server RICK-XPDT.
Session initialization error with Network Server SUSAN-2KDT.
Session initialization error with Network Server TELE1.
Session initialization error with Network Server JVALADEZ-2KDT.
Session initialization error with Network Server RICK-XPDT.
Session initialization error with Network Server SUSAN-2KDT.
Session initialization error with Network Server TELE1.
Cannot save or restore /QNTC/DALLAS/DALLAS_D/Acct.
Cannot save or restore /QNTC/DALLAS/DALLAS_D/backupexec deletes.
Cannot save or restore /QNTC/DALLAS/DALLAS_D/bestserv.
Cannot save or restore /QNTC/DALLAS/DALLAS_D/downloads.
Cannot save or restore /QNTC/DALLAS/DALLAS_D/d_share.
Cannot save or restore /QNTC/DALLAS/DALLAS_D/ENGLISH.
Cannot save or restore /QNTC/DALLAS/DALLAS_D/Exec.
Cannot save or restore /QNTC/DALLAS/DALLAS_D/fas programs.
Cannot save or restore /QNTC/DALLAS/DALLAS_D/FAS Restore.
Cannot save or restore /QNTC/DALLAS/DALLAS_D/HR.
Cannot save or restore /QNTC/DALLAS/DALLAS_D/Linksys.
Cannot save or restore /QNTC/DALLAS/DALLAS_D/LiveUpdate Administration.
Cannot save or restore /QNTC/DALLAS/DALLAS_D/Lobby.
Cannot save or restore /QNTC/DALLAS/DALLAS_D/mailboxes.
Cannot save or restore /QNTC/DALLAS/DALLAS_D/Mktg.
Cannot save or restore /QNTC/DALLAS/DALLAS_D/nav.
Cannot save or restore /QNTC/DALLAS/DALLAS_D/Overhead.
Cannot save or restore /QNTC/DALLAS/DALLAS_D/pcANYWHERE.
Cannot save or restore /QNTC/DALLAS/DALLAS_D/RECYCLER.
Cannot save or restore /QNTC/DALLAS/DALLAS_D/setup.log.
Cannot save or restore /QNTC/DALLAS/DALLAS_D/slmail.
Cannot save or restore /QNTC/DALLAS/DALLAS_D/SSC.
Cannot save or restore /QNTC/DALLAS/DALLAS_D/Symantec.
Cannot save or restore /QNTC/DALLAS/DALLAS_D/Tele.
Cannot save or restore /QNTC/DALLAS/DALLAS_D/Users.
Cannot save or restore /QNTC/DALLAS/DALLAS_D/vfile.
Cannot save or restore /QNTC/DALLAS/DALLAS_D/vminstall.
Cannot save or restore /QNTC/DALLAS/DALLAS_D/winzip.
No objects saved or restored.


F1 on any of the 'Cannot save or restore ...' errors shows this screen:

                         Additional Message Information

 Message ID . . . . . . :   CPD3775
 Date sent  . . . . . . :   08/08/02      Time sent  . . . . . . :
11:28:24

 Message . . . . :   Cannot save or restore
/QNTC/DALLAS/DALLAS_D/RECYCLER.

 Cause . . . . . :   The system does not allow object
   /QNTC/DALLAS/DALLAS_D/RECYCLER to be saved or restored.
 Recovery  . . . :   If you are saving or restoring the entire system, no

   recovery is necessary.
     Otherwise, do one of the following and try the request again:
     -- If /QNTC/DALLAS/DALLAS_D/Acct is a directory, specify objects in
   the directory.
     -- If it is not a directory, specify the directory that contains the

   object.


My questions:
1.  Can I not save the entire contents (including subdirectories) of a
drive share?  Or do I need to define the share in Ops Nav before doing the
save?
2. What is the 'Session initialization error ...' all about?


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