Re: Entire system save

[jmoreno@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Chris,


I looked into the auditing journal entries and the regular journal codes ..
and I did not find a generic "Journal Code" for any object type
for any kind of SAVE command.

Here is my conclusion and a possible solution.

Since you do not use the history option while doing the system save .. you
are backing up the QSYS/QADBXREF file that is the system refrence file of
the entire system.

That means that you have the backup of the file "BEFORE" the backup. Or
just keep that image of the file somewhere on DISK for future reference

After your backup you can backup again the QSYS/QADBXREF file with the
"AFTER" image.

The process for you is just to run a quick query or utility program that
will use the time stamp value of your backup and BINGO! (There are some
internet references explaining the layout of this file)

A little out of the way, but I am sure It will provide you with the
information that you were after

For those crafty "utility code developers" can be used to reconcile a full
system backup

Jorge Moreno
Overseas Military Car Sales
Woodbury, New York

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