RE: BRMS - how to see objects actually backed up?

For the IFS, the result set looks like this - it displays it by BRMS list (WRKLBRM). The "Lib" column is the BRMS list.
It obviously isn't specific by IFS object saved but it does show where objects are not saved. Note the Error Msg column.
DSPLOGBRM will then show the details (use the date/time) and F4 on the DSPLOGBRM message.


Row # Bkup Date Tape # System Lib Seq# Obj Sv Obj N Sv St Blk Sz Bytes Error Msg Save Type Ctl Grp B/Up Cmd Tape Start Tim End Tim Bkup TimeText
40 200722 00885B FLABARP USERS_DIR 40 1674 0 1 15826944 *CUM NETSERVER SAV Y 005203 005210 5211
41 200722 00885B FLABARP DEPTS_DIR 41 17535 0 1 16110637056 *CUM NETSERVER SAV Y 005542 005819 5821
42 200722 00885B FLABARP DATA_DIR 42 2722 0 1 7046324224 *CUM NETSERVER SAV Y 005852 010123 10124
43 200722 00885B FLABARP LANBKP 43 14 0 1 139264 *CUM NETSERVER SAV Y 010125 010129 10130
44 200722 00885B FLABARP LANSA 44 2835 2 1 34512896 CPFA09E *CUM NETSERVER SAV Y 010134 010139 10140
45 200722 00885B FLABARP QUSRBRM 45 16 0 1 1487314944 *QBRM NETSERVER SAVOBJ Y 010142 010153 10153


Very Respectfully,
Michael Mayer
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You can also run an SQL over file QA1AHS.QUSRBRM. I run this daily on
all of our BRMS backups using ACS Run SQL Scripts.

Will that work for IFS items? I've tried running the script, looking for 5 mystery items that are not being saved in the IFS. It seems to show anything from the traditional file system, but I can't find anything related to the IFS.



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