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According to the Backup and Recovery Guide, appendix D you
4)  Install LIC
14)  Install the operating system
29)  Use GO RESTORE, option 21
Which I did.  In the RSTCFG part of the GO RESTORE option 21 it restored 
the device descriptions and automatically created the output queues, 
(wrong) in the library QUSRSYS.  While it hasn't yet ran the RSTLIB 
portion, it must have created a base QUSRSYS with step 14 was ran.  And 
yes, the RSTAUT ran as part of step 29.  And although I see the CPF3776 
message when the RSTAUT was done, the flags thrown up are not for any 
output queues.  Weird files in QTEMP and the like.

What would the slip install do different?

Rob Berendt
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Hi Rob

If it was only LIC then according to my recollection QUSRYSYS shouldn't 
exist as it is installed as part of the OS install. Are you sure 
you  installed just the LIC ?

Have you tried running RSTAUT ? Have you checed RSTAUT ran ?

Sounds like the slip install instructions are what you ought to refer to 
for next time.

Regards
Evan Harris

>We did an unload/reload following appendix D of the Backup and Recovery
>Guide.  We did one modification we thought to "save" time.  Prior to the
>downtime we preinstalled lic on the new system using the IBM CD's.  Just
>lic - not OS or anything else.  This allowed us to initialize the disk
>drives - a long running task on a 3.3TB machine.  We stopped at the start
>of step 14.  In the past we used to use the SAVSYS to do the LIC install
>but we upgraded to V5R3 after our last SAVSYS.
>
>We are wondering if this "time saving" step caused us numerous problems.
>This is not our first unload/reload.  However this is the first time we
>remember numerous painful events regarding security not being restored.
>Here's one scenario:
>Used GO RESTORE - 21.  Definitely told it to restore to a different
>system, which, among other things appends ALWOBJDIF(*ALL) to all 
commands.
>RSTCFG runs.  Restores devices, automatically creates matching output
>queues in QUSRSYS.
>RSTLIB of QUSRSYS runs.  Get numerous errors like
>CPF370B    Information             10   09/18/04  09:07:12.299504 
QSRRSLIB
>     QSYS        1015     QSRRLCP2    QSYS        0091

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