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When I had a need to do what you need to do, we would just submit the save
21 with the 'prompt for commands' parameter set to 'Y'. You've got to be
present for each step of the save to submit the corresponding command
(endsbs, savsys, savlib, savdlo, sav), and this will take a few extra
minutes, but then you can skip the final step of starting the controlling
subsystem.
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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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