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Thanks, Al.

I'll forward this to my boss. Coming from you, she may change her mind.

Thanks,

Mark

Mark D. Walter
Senior Programmer/Analyst
CCX, Inc.
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The applying of PTFs *PERM is just something to save a very little bit of
time.  During the slow CISC days, when people were complaining about slow
install times, IBM came up with this recommendation.  Likely not worth the
effort any more.

Al

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That looks like the plan right now. We're planning our upgrade to V5R3, and
I always like to get a 21 save before. Just in case. Plus my boss insists
on applying all of the PTFs *perm before the upgrade. I don't think it's
necessary any more, but I do what I'm told.

Thanks,

Mark

Mark D. Walter
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Hi Mark,

There's a field that you can set on the SAVE 21 screen to make it delay
until
a certain time. So, you could just sign on to the system console on Friday
before you leave the office and tell it to wait.

If that doesn't do the job, you can also edit the source code.  Use
RTVCLSRC on program QMNSAVE to get the source code, then you can add
delays or whatever you need.  (I wouldn't actually change the IBM-supplied
object, but you could make your own copy and use that...)

I don't know if it'll work as a batch job, or if it needs to be
interactive -- but, at least for us, the system console can just be left
on over the weekend, so we can set it up with a DLYJOB or two and then I
don't have to make a special trip into the office.

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On Wed, 27 Apr 2005 MWalter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> At V5R2, can GO SAVE option 21 be submitted as a batch job to QCTL?  I'd
> like to do a complete system save, then an IPL, but I don't want to have
to
> come in on a Saturday Night at midnight. Who does?
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