Re: Is this IFS restore actually doing anything?

[Rob Berendt <robertowenberendt@xxxxxxxxx>]

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pt Name                 Size       Owner        Changed         Used

   diary                   4,096K  QBRMS        08/29/25 12:38  08/29/25
12:38
   qbrms                  49,152K  QBRMS        08/29/25 12:38  08/29/25
12:38
   enterpriseFr            9,216K  QBRMS        08/29/25 12:38  08/29/25
12:38
   flightrec              40,960K  QBRMS        08/29/25 12:24  08/29/25
12:24
   qbrms.bku              49,152K  QBRMS        08/29/25 11:12  08/29/25
11:12
   tapetms                18,432K  QBRMS        08/29/25 10:35  08/29/25
10:35
   performance             9,728K  QBRMS        08/29/25 06:46  08/29/25
06:46

On Fri, Aug 29, 2025 at 12:35 PM Rob Berendt <robertowenberendt@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

> Power 9.  SSDs.  Fast VTL.  Save traditionally takes 42 minutes
> Date sent Time sent Message
>  8/28/25  19:30:01  Begin processing for control group TUE_SUN type *BKU.
>  8/28/25  20:12:34  Control group TUE_SUN type *BKU processing is complete.
>
> Trying to restore one IFS file, not that big (well when you think of the
> system as a whole that saves in under 45 minutes).
> Size of object data in bytes . . . . . :   67046473728
> Allocated size of object . . . . . . . :   67075309568
>
> Started about 10:35:34.  It's now 12:34.  Two hours.
>
> Do the TAP files ever get updated during a restore?
>                       Member/    Record     File    I/O
> File       Library    Device     Format     Type   Count
> ...
> QD1A1RCY   QBRM       QPADEV0002 SUBFILE    DSP       15
> QA1ADV     QUSRBRM    QA1ADV                PHY        0
> QA1ADI2    QUSRBRM    QA1ADI2    QA1ADI2R   PHY        1
> QA1ALI2    QUSRBRM    QA1ALI2    QA1ALI2R   PHY        1
> QSYSTAP    QSYS                             TAP        0
> QSYSTAP    QSYS                             TAP        0
> QSYSTAP    QSYS                             TAP        0
> QSYSTAP    QSYS                             TAP        0