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

Saving the contents of QNTC is not an available option in OS/400.

As far as I am aware there are two options:

1. Copy the files to a directory on the AS/400 and then use the SAV
command. This is OK if you can afford the extra time for the copy and
have the spare disk space.

2. If you have the iSeries DVD writer you can set it up as a shared
directory in Netserver. You then copy files directly from your PC to
iSeries DVD. Maximum capacity 4.78GB.

Syd Nicholson



tomh@simas.com wrote:

>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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