RE: Damaged objects after hard fall

Thank you to everyone who helped on this. After this weekend, the full
system save looks like the best way to detect the damage ahead of time.

The possibility of save file trick convinced me I could do the work from
home. But I couldn't get my CL program to work, so I just went ahead and
did the RCLSTG while I had a maintenance window. After the damage was
fixed and the IPL completed, I corrected the CL and tried to run it
again, but I couldn't find the right message to monitor for in the
Infocenter SAVOBJ and QSRSAVO API documentation. I didn't think to look
in the message below until this morning (not surprisingly, using CPF0000
gave me lots of false positives). Now I see what the API documentation
meant by "All CPF37xx messages could be signalled. xx is from 01 to FF."
Yet another thing I learned over the weekend.

If it happens again before our administrator gets back from leave, maybe
I'll try the save file CL again. But if we have the tape jukebox we're
looking at buying I'll do the full system save.

Thanks again,
Roger Mackie


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Then it might be just as efficient, if not more efficient to just save
the whole system to tape and monitor the save for messages like this
real job log from a spell back

CPF3741-FILE MST in DHTHEIF not saved.
CPF3771-5259 objects saved from DHTHEIF. 1 not saved.
CPF3763-DTAQ QPMJ22T002 in library QMPGDATA previously damaged. (not
saved does appear in the second level help so the search will find this
message)
CPF3763-DTAQ QPMJ25T150 in library QMPGDATA previously damaged.
CPF3763-DTAQ QPMJ27T061 in library QMPGDATA previously damaged.
CPF3771-286 objects saved from QMPGDATA. 3 not saved.
CPF3777- 1995 libraries saved, 2 partially saved, 0 not saved.

Rob Berendt
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Oh, I know. This would be an after hours thing.

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Caution: Even then, you may cause disruption to your users with certain

locking situations. I believe this will still be true even with
SAVACT(*SYSDFN).

Rob Berendt