RE: BRMS and disaster recovery

Oh yeah,

Forgot to mention that as I recall from the COMMON session, most BRMS users had 
some sort of a customer program that created a custom recovery CL program from 
the BRMS data.  IIRC, IBM finally added something to BRMS in v5r3 to build this 
CL for you.

I'd recommend getting a hold of one of Debbie Saugen's COMMON presentations.  

Charles Wilt
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iSeries Systems Administrator / Developer
Mitsubishi Electric Automotive America
ph: 513-573-4343
fax: 513-398-1121
 

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> Subject: BRMS and disaster recovery
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> We currently are using BRMS for backing up our AS400. We run 
> a BRMS full system backup monthly and run a BRMS backup of 
> our production libraries
> daily. In a few weeks we are going to have a disaster 
> recovery test offsite. When doing our BRMS restore, is there 
> a way to omit these libraries on
> the BRMS full system restore, and restore them from the most 
> recent BRMS backup? And just to let you know, the daily BRMS 
> production library backups
> are full and not incremental. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
> 
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