Re: Disaster Recovery issues

["Steve Landess" <sjl_abc@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Paul -
This occurs when the restore process attempts to restore a logical file
whose based-on physical file has not yet been restored, which can happen if
the logical file is located in a different library than the physical file
among other conditions.

Since you only have one shot at running the RSTAUT command, if you didn't
notice that the logical files were not restored, this WILL cause authority
problems once the RSTAUT command is run, since the logical files will not
have been restored and thus will not have their authorities restored.

Someone posted a message about this very issue last week, IIRC, with
detailed instructions on how to handle this situation.

Regards,
Steve

----- Original Message ----- 
From: <pnelson@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: "Midrange Systems Technical Discussion" <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, December 07, 2004 5:08 PM
Subject: Re: Disaster Recovery issues


> That's the first time I've heard of restoring logicals in a particular
> order. You don't have any control over the order in which they are saved,
> so I would think that the time involved in tape movement to restore in a
> particular order would negate any time "savings". Are you saving access
> paths when you do your backups? If yes, the restores will go much faster.
> Of course, the saves will take a little longer, but having the access
> paths is worth the extra time.
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> Paul Nelson
> Arbor Solutions, Inc.
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> Mike Berman <mikeba777@xxxxxxxxx>
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> HI I was looking for any planning and practical advice for reducing the
> time necessary to bring up your system at the D.R. facility.
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> I heard that the order in which you load your logicals was a key factor.
> If you have any direct experience w/ this scenario please share.
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> Thanks,
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> M.B.
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