Re: logical file restore.

If I understand correctly, you hzve LFs in your custom library over PFs in your standard library.

When you restore the custom library, is the standard library still somewhere in your library list? Taking it out *might* help.

And I seem to recall reading somewhere lately that there was an enhancement in V6R1 to the restore commands that helped in cross library dependency restores.

Sam

On 1/29/2010 11:42 AM, Paul.Wilber@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

Hi,

We periodically refresh our test environment with production data. We have
a two different data libraries in each environment, one for standard
objects and one for custom objects.
We restore the standard objects first then the custom objects. After the
restore some of the logicals in the test library still point to physicals
in the production library.
We currently have a utility to correct this by using CRTDUPOBJ. We dup from
the production library to a different library, delete the logical in test
and dup the dupped object into test and then delete the previous dupped
object.
Example; Dup logical1 from prod to difflib, dup logical1 from difflib to
test, delete logical1 in difflib.
This corrects the dependancies but is there a way to perform the restore so
that all logicals point to the test library?

Thanks,



paul wilber | sr systems analyst | precision valve corporation


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