It was a comm err to get the sna negative response.
I did find that when i cancelled the savrstlib, i only cancelled 1 machine &
not process on the other.
Did that & restarted again & worked.
The ftp would have worked but taken more time to manage.
SAVRSTLIB & SAVRSTOBJ are wonderful cmds in a network of as400's.
No tape compatible with old to new machines. If you want the
the newer 1/4 in cartridge drives, many older tapes cannot even be read.
In this case old machine had 8mm & new was 1/4in. So whole
upgrade was in pieces, with just data at final conversion (last night).
jim
----- Original Message ----- 
From: <rob@xxxxxxxxx>
To: "Midrange Systems Technical Discussion" <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, January 21, 2005 9:17 AM
Subject: Re: savrstlib cancel


> Jim,
>
> Could be an ALWOBJDIF parameter.  If the files did not previously exist
> the first time then it's handled differently on the second time if they
> did exist.  And that will blow you grief.
>
> Why not save to a save file and then FTP that over?  That way if you have
> to restart you don't have the communication time involved.  You just
> change your RSTOBJ command and start it again.
>
> Once a certain size is exceeded, and if the tape drives are compatible,
> then it might even be faster to use physical media.
>
> Rob Berendt
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> "Jim Franz" <franz400@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
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> Running a 6 hour savrstlib
> got 1/2 hour into it and got a sna error (negative response)
> it sat doing nothing for another 1/2 hour, so i cancelled.
> Now restarted and getting other errors (files not restored).
> Anyone know exactly what to reset if i start again.
> Machines are side by side via ethernet using Anynet.
> >From v4r5 to v5r3.
> Ran this last weekend no problems.
> jim
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