Re: GO RESTORE, 21. System and user data

It's a little vague on what it determines is 'key system information'.
Does that include subsystem descriptions?
Does that include the fact that the authority on one (that we know of) IBM 
supplied user profile was changed?


Rob Berendt
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"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary 
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." 
Benjamin Franklin 




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What about RTVSYSINF on the old system, and UPDSYSINF on the new ?

..Neil





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Just to share, in case any of you are thinking of upgrading from one 
iSeries to another by using the 
Re: GO RESTORE, 21. System and user data
method.

Don't.

It is now Thursday morning.  My boss has been offsite all week.  Stuff is 
still not working.  He is planning on doing the D IPL from tape and start 
from scratch.

There are just too many things that you have in QSYS that are not 
restored.  For a sample, try imagining retyping everything from the 
printouts generated by PRTSYSINF, which, on my system, generated 225 spool 


files with numerous pages each.

Rob Berendt




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