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To my knowledge there wasn't any journaling in place although a couple of the APAR's I read mentioned journaling.

We are running RCLSTG right now. With the system is a restricted state, we are going to try to delete the folder after the RCLSTG. I'll post whatever we come up with.

Thanks,

Pete


Scott Klement wrote:

I've seen this error when restoring a section of the IFS that was journalled on the original system, but the journal receiver wasn't backed up at the same time as the directories.

Do you have journalling enabled? If so, you might want to turn journalling off, back up the directories again, and then re-restore without the journalling.

It could also be a problem with authority to the journal or journal receiver.

It could also be corruption in the filesystem... if you havent' already, a RCLSTG might help.

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On Wed, 26 Jul 2006, Pete Helgren wrote:

Anybody seen something similar to this: "File system error occurred.
Error number 3474"  This particular folder in the IFS isn't accessible.
Can't access it with WRKLNK. Can't get to it through QSH.  All attempts
to access the folder generate the error above, sometimes in conjunction
with an MCH3601 "Pointer not set for location referenced." error.

The objects and folders were restored from a model 800 at V5R2M0 using
SAVRST.

We've opened a PMR with IBM but I wonder if someone else has seen/solved
this issue?

Pete Helgren

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