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It is best to use that method to a user ASP, and then do a save of the save files off to tape. To be honest, I have not used this method for years since IBM has Save While Active. We run a 24 hour shop, and we never bring our machines down for a save, so this is the only way we can get the job done. It works great... Good Luck, Keith LaBorde
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Using a *SAVF for normal backups
Bill, For what purpose would you do this? Save while active is a much better solution, IMO. chuck Opinions expressed are not necessarily those of my employer. "Bill Barnes" -
Using a *SAVF for normal backups
Bill Barnes wrote: > How many of you out there use *SAVF for normal backups? Any problems > doing a backup to the savf and then backing it up to tape? Nope, been doing it for years. BillComment
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Using a *SAVF for normal backups
How many of you out there use *SAVF for normal backups? Any problems doing a backup to the savf and then backing it up to tape? TIA Bill BarnesComment
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