Re: BRMS: FTPing virtual images to another system.

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

I deleted these two exits:
  30  *EXIT       CHGMEDBRM VOL(VRT001) EXPDATE('01/01/01') 
  40  *EXIT       INZMEDBRM DEV(VRTDEV) NEWVOL(VRT001) MEDCLS(VRT256
out of this list:
      Backup 
Seq   Items       Exit command 
 
  10  *EXIT       addlible routines 
  20  *EXIT       ROUTINES/DOWNDOMSVR OMITSRV(SAMETIME03 INTERNOTES)
  30  *EXIT       CHGMEDBRM VOL(VRT001) EXPDATE('01/01/01') 
  40  *EXIT       INZMEDBRM DEV(VRTDEV) NEWVOL(VRT001) MEDCLS(VRT256
  50  MON_FRI 
  60  *EXIT       STRDOMSVR SERVER(xqp02) 
  70  *EXIT       STRDOMSVR SERVER(xdek01) 
  80  *EXIT       CALL PGM(GDWEB/BRMSEX0100)

bringing the list simply to:
      Backup
Seq   Items       Exit command

  10  *EXIT       addlible routines
  20  *EXIT       ROUTINES/DOWNDOMSVR OMITSRV(SAMETIME03 INTERNOTES)
  30  MON_FRI
  40  *EXIT       STRDOMSVR SERVER(xqp02)
  50  *EXIT       STRDOMSVR SERVER(xdek01)
  60  *EXIT       CALL PGM(GDWEB/BRMSEX0100)

and now it seems to be working.

DUPMEDBRM VOL(VRT001) FROMDEV(VRTDEV) TODEV(TAPKVL01) FROMVOL(VRT001) 
FROMSYS(APPN.GDWEB) TOVOL(BR0131) OBJDTL(*YES)

WRKMEDBRM SYSNAME(APPN.GDWEB)
Volume           Creation Expiration
Serial    Status   Date      Date 
BR0037     *ACT  03/09/12  03/05/13 
BR0100     *ACT  02/05/13  02/19/13 
BR0131     *ACT  02/19/13  03/05/13 
BR0188     *ACT  09/08/12  09/03/13 
BR0195     *ACT  06/09/12  06/04/13 
BR0247     *ACT  12/07/12  12/02/13 
VRT001     *ACT  02/19/13  02/20/13 
These all say:
System 
APPN.GDWEB

WRKLNKBRM DIR('/Domino/XQP02/data')
9=Work with directory information
Date      Time      Save   Volume    Expiration     Objects
Saved     Saved     Type   Serial       Date         Saved 
03/09/12  23:15:45  *FULL  BR0037     03/04/13         6666
06/09/12  10:13:20  *FULL  BR0195     06/04/13         7289
09/08/12  00:51:06  *FULL  BR0188     09/03/13         7912
12/07/12  23:11:55  *FULL  BR0247     12/02/13         8560
02/05/13  05:02:24  *FULL  BR0100     02/19/13         8965
02/19/13  05:02:16  *FULL  BR0131     03/05/13         9063
02/19/13  05:02:16  *FULL  VRT001     02/20/13         9063

Looks good.

Apparently unpredictable really means unpredictable.


Rob Berendt