Re: Save *ALL (Save Menu Option 21), Restore based on "selected" Time Stamp

["Carel Teijgeler" <coteijgeler@xxxxxxxxx>]

Jorge,

Programme objects will be restored without problems, IIRC.

Data objects (PFs) may cause problems:
if timestamp One is older than timestamp Zero, you can do this without problems;
but if the timestamp Zero (the target) is older than the timestamp One (the 
tape), then you should use Allow all differences *YES.

Another possiblity is to clear the libraries. the process will take longer, 
though.

I had such a problemm way back in 1996. I do not think this has changed.

Regards,
Carel Teijgeler.

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On 14-4-05 at 9:45 jmoreno@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

>I know about the SAVCHGOBJ command that uses a reference date and time. It 
>is a great tool for backups.
>I am looking for some tool or advice that can help me to accomplish the 
>following:
>
>If I do a Full System Save (Menu SAVE option 21)
>(This Full System Save will have a specific Time Stamp: One) 
>
>And I want to use the media from this backup to the following:
>I have a different system where I have "previously" loaded an image of a 
>different Full System Save (at an early time. Time Stamp: Zero ) 
>
>Comparing the two Time Stamps (One vs. Zero)
>
>(1)  Restore *ALLUSR libraries.
>       Objects will be restored to *ALLUSR libraries IF AND ONLY IF those 
> objects have had any >changes
>       All other objects will remain unchanged. 
>
>(2)  Same for Folders and IFS Objects
>        Restore all folders that have had any changes ONLY
>        Restore IFS objects that have had any changes
>
>My question is.  Is this possible? or I just have to restore everything?