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Upon further reflection I think there may have been a change to BRMS.
I was standardizing QLNKOMT from one system. This one may have been different and got clobbered. The time seems to match.
Looking for a document on "how to do incremental ifs saves in BRMS".
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Weekly Retain Save SWA
Backup List ASP Activity Object While Message Sync
Seq Items Type Device SMTWTFS Detail Active Queue ID
10 *SAVSECDTA *DFTACT *NO
20 *SAVCFG *DFTACT *NO
30 ALLULIBEXC *OBJ *SYSBAS *DFTACT *OBJ *LIB *LIB *NONE
40 *ALLDLO *DFTACT *NO *YES
50 *LINK *ALLAVL *DFTACT *YES *YES *LIB *NONE
60 FILESHARE *LNK *ALLAVL IIIIIII *YES *YES *LIB *NONE
70 *EXIT *DFTACT
FILESHARE is a list with appears in WRKLBRM. It contains only this *INCLUDE entry: '/home/FileShare'
So, I'm guessing that when I propagated out QLNKOMT this lpar had a custom entry omitting that directory which got toasted. Now it takes a LONG time to save this huge directory when you do a non incremental save.
But that doesn't explain why the Monday save, which did not do the incremental save, is running even much longer than before.
So I am going to do these steps:
Reboot machine to clear the mess
Add an entry to QLNKOMT for the share directory.
Add an preexit and a postexit to stop/start *NETSVR.
Rob Berendt
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