Copy *SAVF files
Vitor
How can I copy the library to a backup library on disk without loosing
the *savf.
Thanka for your help.
Vitor
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I'm afraid I didn't quite understand the problem. Do you want to
transfer the savf to another machine via ftp, or is just another
library on the same machine ?
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DATA(*YES)
will copy all object in FROMLIB to TOLIB.
Nick
On Mon, 29 Nov 1999 09:29:21 GMT, vcoli...@hotmail.com (Vitor )
wrote:
>I have a *savf file inside a library.
>How can I copy the library to a backup library on disk without loosing
>the *savf.
>Thanka for your help.
>Vitor
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This isn't possible... however it might be different on current releases.
A possible way would be to create an empty SAVF, and FTP to localhost and
copy the information that way.
Regards,
Paul
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I have a *savf file inside a library.
How can I copy the library to a backup library on disk without loosing
the *savf.
Thanka for your help.
Vitor
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Vitor
Thanks for your help.
Following your instrutions the file is copied but not the including
objects.
Any more sugestion?
Vitor
On Mon, 29 Nov 1999 10:07:18 GMT, Nick...@Bigfoot.Com (Nick Roux)
wrote:
>CRTDUPOBJ OBJ(*ALL) FROMLIB(FROMLIB) OBJTYPE(*ALL) TOLIB(TOLIB)
>DATA(*YES)
>
>will copy all object in FROMLIB to TOLIB.
>
>Nick
>
>On Mon, 29 Nov 1999 09:29:21 GMT, vcoli...@hotmail.com (Vitor )
>wrote:
>
>>I have a *savf file inside a library.
>>How can I copy the library to a backup library on disk without loosing
>>the *savf.
>>Thanka for your help.
>>Vitor
>
>
Vitor
machine.
And the *savf file should be copied with all "saved" obj.
The *savf was created using the SAVDLO verb
Thenks,
Vitor
On Mon, 29 Nov 1999 10:29:22 GMT, oco...@my-deja.com wrote:
>In article <3842466...@news.telepac.pt>,
> vcoli...@hotmail.com (Vitor ) wrote:
>> I have a *savf file inside a library.
>> How can I copy the library to a backup library on disk without loosing
>> the *savf.
>> Thanka for your help.
>> Vitor
>>
>>
>
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vcoli...@hotmail.com (Vitor ) wrote:
> I have a *savf file inside a library.
> How can I copy the library to a backup library on disk without loosing
> the *savf.
> Thanka for your help.
> Vitor
>
>
Vitor -
Try the 'CPYLIB' command . . .
HTH,
Steve
Dave Shaw
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> I have a *savf file inside a library.
> How can I copy the library to a backup library on disk without loosing
> the *savf.
One way that works:
Do a SAVOBJ or SAVLIB, specifying SAVFDTA(*YES), then restore the save file.
You can even save the save file to another save file on the system to do
this, or use tape if don't have the space for another copy.
I'm surprised CRTDUPOBJ didn't work. I've never done that, but it seems a
bit counter-intuitive that it doesn't copy the data when you specify
DATA(*YES). Oh, well...
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Kevin Wright
save file on V3R2M0. It does work on V4R1M0 or later. V3R6M0, V3R7M0 don't
know. I would assume that the AS/400 that Vitor is trying to do it on is
V3R2M0. For V3R2M0 restore from the original save file then save to the
duplicate save file.
HTH.
Kevin Wright
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