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Re: Restore of *savf from tape

Norbut, Jim wrote:


I have a savf on a backup tape called LAWAPP8DBB
The savf was created via 
SAVLIB     LIB(LAWAPP8DB) DEV(*SAVF) SAVF(LAW8SUPP/LAWAPP8DBB)


Jim:
Although you show how the savefile was populated, you didn't show how it was put to tape. Two general ways would be SAVLIB SAVFDTA(*YES) and SAVSAVFDTA. Getting the "savefile" back would be very different between the alternatives. It's possible that the "savefile" doesn't quite exist on the tape even though the entire content is on the tape or even that the savefile description is on tape but it's empty. 

Tom Liotta

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