Save entire system unattended question

[Guest.Visitor]

If you check your joblog you should see what is causing the issue. I think that either you are not signed ont the console device or you have an IXS(a) that is varied on.

[Guest.Visitor]

Save entire system unattended question

The program won't run in batch mode. It needs to be run interactively from the system console. We have a program to do the same thing when needed (looks a lot like yours) and just logon to the console as qsysopr to run it. I have also set the job so it will start at a certain time and date. Good luck.

[bill.austin@infor.com]

Save entire system unattended question

You are submitting the batch job to a queue allocated to the controlling subsystem aren't you? If so, this should work as far as I know. As I understand it, you are allowing 2 hours for your batch job to run in restricted state and during this time you should see SRC "A900 3C70" on front panel. NB: I assume that you know... if this time is insufficient, the job will be ended and the controlling subsystem restarted, so make sure you allow for data growth, etc.

[tsmith@martinsnet.com]

Save entire system unattended question

I keep getting message CPf1052 ENDSBS *ALL not allowed in current environment, when trying to do an end subsystem *all before doing an unattended savsys (basically option 21 save entire system). My job is running in the controlling subsystem QCTL and I have specified 120 minutes on the batch time limit parm. What am I missing? Thanks, Tammy

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[billb@att.net]

Save entire system unattended question

In v5r3, you can do this in batch mode if you specify BCHTIMLMT(*NOMAX) on the endsbs command.