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And you are aware that a GO SAVE -21 does NOT save your entire system, right? And I am not just talking about output queues and data queues (which IBM added support for backing up in V5R4). Turns out that numerous directories in the IFS are flagged with a Do Not Save attribute. We just did an Unload/Reload this weekend and several hundred objects were not restored because of this. Luckily I just threatened to clear out /tmp and people moved their permanent stuff out of that directory. That's one directory with such a flag. Gets rebuilt on the fly. You'll also notice lots of directories that contain stuff like web logs are also flagged this way. Speaking of rebuilding /tmp on the fly one thing to keep in mind when doing an unload/reload is that, starting with V5R3, they turn on an attribute in /tmp to "Restrict Rename and Unlink". I suggest you turn that off. Causes real problems with sending email from your i5. Maybe you should put the turning of that attribute off in your startup program. Then again, make sure it exists when your startup hits it, and if not, rebuild it with this attribute turned off. Rob Berendt
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