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Re: Saving a *SAVF to another LPAR

This is correct, save files are not used with Object Connect. I haven't noticed any significant space usage on the source system and certainly not even close to creating a save file would use. Additionally since data begins moving almost immediately the entire run time can be less and it's clearly simpler!!

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On 12/12/2018 2:32 PM, Rob Berendt wrote:
To expand on this further...
The SAVRST... genre of commands do NOT save the entire object before
starting the restore on the other system. It uses special APIs to save
NOT to any device (save file or otherwise). Instead it saves to an API.
This API captures a chunk and sends over right away to the other system
and starts the restore.
This way, neither the source, nor the object system, have any space tied
up in save files to transmit data.


Rob Berendt


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