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Dee,

Alternatively you can create a new start-up program with the minimum
things to start up, or exclude the start-up of Interactive, TCP/IP, Host
servers and Qserver/Qsyswrk. Change sysval QSTRUPPGM just before doing
the Save 21. The start up of QCTL calls the startup program, so those
will not start. Compile it to a new name, leaving the current one intact. That way, should you experience any problem you will be able to IPL and change the system value to the current one. Just a back-door!

Just a thought,

Jan.

Dee Westerfield wrote:
I'm going to be upgrading my system this weekend so a very good backup is very 
important.

I would like to do a "go save 21" (Save entire system).  The wrinkle is, I need 
to leave the system in a restricted state when this finishes.

Would the best way of doing this be to change QMNSRBND to not do a STRSBS QCTL? 
Is there another way?

If I modify QMNSRBND would I need to rename the program in QSYS and move the 
modified program to QSYS temporarily?

Any other ideas?


Thanks for any help.


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