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On our current process to save to tape, the DTACPR is set to *DEV for the
Daily SAVCHG. The Weekly and Monthly backups use IBM's RUNBCKUP command.
We use a MAGSTAR MP 3570 tape drive.
Thanx,
Nick
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Re: IFS and FTPing libraries
You can cut your save space time down by selecting DTACPR(*MED). There
are other levels available. But *MED seems to be a nice balance between
saving space and the performance of the save.
The smaller space, the faster the FTP. I've taken save files saved with
DTACPR(*high) and ran WinZip on them and got very little extra
compression. Compared to that DTACPR(*YES) seems like a joke.
Rob Berendt
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