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I'm a neophyte when it comes to save while active. I want to save a
smallish production library (under 100GB) during production to replicate
it for testing on another machine. I want to do this daily during
offpeak (but still production) hours. I noticed a couple of options on
the SAVACT: *LIB vs *SYSDFN. Since I'm only saving one lib, *SYNCLIB
seems superfluous.
Anyway, does anyone have any recommendations for using save while
active? I realize this is what it's meant for, but that doesn't mean
there aren't considerations. I'm much more worried about minimizing
delays to production than I am about getting a 100% clean image for the
test machine. Because of that, I'm leaning towards
SAVACTWAIT(*NOCMTBDY) but I'd love to hear other people's experiences.
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