SAVF object restore from tape

[ibot]

I have saved a savefile to tape with the following :

SAVSAVFDTA SAVF(lib/savefilename) DEV(TAP01)

What command would I use to restore this SAVF back to the library it was saved from ? I looked at the RSTOBJ but it doesn't seem to quite fit a SAVF object.

Ibot

[FaStOnE]

Re: SAVF object restore from tape

You can restore objects directly from the Save:

IE: RstObj obj(lib/name) dev(devXX)

etc...

-R

[Billw]

Re: SAVF object restore from tape

savsavfdta does not save the save file as a whole. When you use that command it actually saves the objects as if you did a savobj to tape.
Use the rstobj for any indvidual object you wish to restore.

PS: Ibot where are you from? (note my location)

[ibot]

Re: SAVF object restore from tape

savsavfdta does not save the save file as a whole. When you use that command it actually saves the objects as if you did a savobj to tape.
Use the rstobj for any indvidual object you wish to restore.

PS: Ibot where are you from? (note my location)

Looking into this .. thanks.
I'm in the niagara region ... how about you ?

Ibot

[ibot]

Re: SAVF object restore from tape

Looking into this .. thanks.
I'm in the niagara region ... how about you ?

Ibot

[Billw]

Re: SAVF object restore from tape

Chatham...to be London in summer. Red is from Woodstock. Son is in St Kitts, heading there next weekend.

[ibot]

Re: SAVF object restore from tape

anyone know about TN5250 print queues - says you have to use telnet to set one up ? very confusing.

[jamief]

Re: SAVF object restore from tape

Not sure what your asking.......do you just want to create a remote outq?

[Red]

Re: SAVF object restore from tape

Chatham...to be London in summer. Red is from Woodstock. Son is in St Kitts, heading there next weekend.

I'll bet you wish you were already there (St Kitts I mean).

Looks like we now have the south western part of the province well covered now.

[ibot]

Re: SAVF object restore from tape

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Setting Up TN5250 Print Queues on iSeries

Start with V3R7 or later and the most recent PTF level. The iSeries
should have tcpip installed, be fully configured, and functional. To
set up the TN5250 print queues, do the following:

1. Make sure the iSeries has sufficient resources to add additional
virtual devices.

2. Establish the IP value (not the dns name) of the iSeries.

3. Set the IP, subnet mask, and default router on the Ethernet
adapter.

4. Use a telnet session or web browser session to configure three
items per dest (logical Ethernet queue) for use as a logical
network connection to the iSeries. ?????? telnet ?????

NOTE: The three values (i.e., 192.168.168.34) represent the
iSeries IP in dotted notation and are the entries for the
iSeries.
The newly created TN5250 device/queue (i.e. pallet form, first
chair is alpha, 10 char. max) assumes the new name
â??devicedesc.â??
5. Determine whether or not to autoconnect (initiate connection
on power up or through Ethernet reset) the TN5250 device/
queue.
Chapter 12 Setting Up A TN5250 Connection/Device Via A Telnet Session
NOTE: It is not necessary to set up the devd or queue name on the
iSeries manually or in advance. The configuration and
reset of the Ethernet adapter automatically sets up the
devd or queue name.
Setting Up A TN5250 Connection/Device Via A
Telnet Session
In a telnet session, the command â??list tnâ?? shows the configured
values. To set up a TN5250 connection/device via a telnet session,
use the commands â??store TN...â?? and the following:
NOTE: The Ethernet sessions can be configured either by a web
browser or by telnet.
1. Use cmd WRKCTLD *VWS, choice 5, display, enter to list the
number of virtual devices this controller.
2. Use cmd DSPSYSVAL QAUTOVRT. Note the number of autoconfigured
virtual devices permitted on the system. This
number must be greater than one.
3. Use cmd DSPYSYVAL QCHRID. This is the system language
(code page) available.
4. Use cmd WRKTCPSTS *IFC to determine the IP address of the
iSeries. This value is used in setting the Ethernet TN5250
devices.