RE: SAVCHGOBJ and BRMS

It also allows you to choose type of changed object backup:  Cumulative or 
Incremental.  Cumulative is all changed objects since last full system backup 
and Incremental is just those objects that have changed since your last 
backup job whether it be a full system backup or changed objects.

It's in the backup policy for the system as I recall.

Regards,

Mike Shaw
> BRMS uses Control Groups to do this ... SAVCHGOBJ is implemented by setting
> up a control group and specifying that an Incremental Backup be run against
> a list or library instead of a Full Backup.....
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> Kenneth
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Dave Snyder [mailto:dsnyder@xxxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: Wednesday, October 08, 2003 10:36 AM
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> Subject: SAVCHGOBJ and BRMS
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> 
> Is there any BRMS command similar to the SAVCHGOBJ command, like SAVLIBBRM
> is similar to SAVLIB?
> Dave
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