Re: Need suggestions on how to cut down time on creating duplicate schema on same LPAR

You can use SAVRSTLIB on the same machine with a bit of configuration/
This will probably be quicker (and use less space) than saving the entire
library and then restoring it.
That said, if you save the entire library you can always restart the save
or restore it again.

On Thu, Apr 19, 2018 at 7:03 AM, Burrows, Thomas <TBurrows@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

We need to cut the time WAY DOWN on copying one schema to a duplicate -
different named - schema on same LPAR.

Sub questions.


1. IF copying the entire schema does journaling have to be shut down?

2. Would it be faster to copy PF's/tables in a huge CL. Then
rebuilding indexes/LF's off their respective tables/PF's.

Just reaching out to those who maybe have done this before. We have 17
plus tera bytes of data.

Thomas Burrows
Cell 469 693 2533

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