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  3. May 2006

Re: Best Method for Identifying Damaged Objects on a System ?

The full system save is your best bet.  We run a RCLSTG immediately prior 
to a full system save and still have the save pause on occasion due to 
damaged objects.
The full system save should flag your objects.

DUH REMINDER.  Do NOT use the tapes for this full system save that you 
used for the full system save immediately prior.  You may need to restore 
from the other tapes.

I could resurrect the thread about all the damaged objects I am seeing 
lately in DB2 but that would only serve to throw gasoline on the fire 
created by my rants about IBM dropping support of i5/os







for TSM.  :-)

Rob Berendt

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