On Jul 30, 10:02 pm, ga wrote:
> Can someone point me to an example of how to do this - save spool
> flies to tape under v5r4?
>
> thanks,
> ga
> ga
> nos...@nospam.fmctc.com

Ga,
You could, assuming you have a recent set loaded, always use Jim
Sloan's TAATOOLS
command: SPLARC - spool archive: http://www.taatools.com/document/L_splarc.htm

Alternately, under V5R4, you could try:
http://www-304.ibm.com/jct01004c/sys.../v5r4print.pdf
http://www.itjungle.com/fhs/fhs013106-story02.html

Good luck!
Greg Chijoff
EDS Sydney Australia

il 30/07/2007 14.56, Scrive greg.chijoff@eds.com 38128584:
> On Jul 30, 10:02 pm, ga wrote:
>> Can someone point me to an example of how to do this - save spool
>> flies to tape under v5r4?
On eah SAV* command you can say SPLFDTA(*ALL) parameter, that will save
all spooled files on each output queue included by the SAV* command.
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Use SAVOBJ or SAVLIB with SPLFDTA(*ALL) to save all spooled files in one
or more output queues.

If you want to be more selective, you would need to code to API QSRSAVO
or consider purchasing BRMS or maybe some third party that may have
coded to the new interfaces.

QUSRTOOL does have a tool that makes use of the APIs QSRRSTO and QSRSAVO
and may provide some features you may be looking for. Sadly don't
recall the name of the tool...wasn't the author of that one :-).

For the most part, most people will want to use the SAVOBJ method (i.e.
by OUTQ). If you pick and choose using the API QSRSAVO, then the only
way to restore will likely be through the QSRRSTO API. This has to do
with how the data is stored when one is selective (no queue associated
with the group of spooled files).

ga wrote:
> Can someone point me to an example of how to do this - save spool
> flies to tape under v5r4?
>
> thanks,
> ga
> ga
> nospam@nospam.fmctc.com


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