Re: Quiessing the system for backup

[ChadB@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Depends what level of backup you're looking for, I guess... and just
because you've stopped communications doesn't necessarily mean your data is
quiesced...

There is a lot of specific knowledge needed to know what 'pieces' of your
server need queisced to backup a specific application(s) in your
environment.  Unless they looked at those requirements, they made that
statement pretty well off the cuff!



                                                                       
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Several years ago IBM advised me not to end the TCP servers and the host
servers but rather to end the TCP/IP interface(s).  In addition I was
advised not to end QSYSWRK.  Now I am ready to ask why ... does anyone know
why this might be true or have better advice?

Thanks!
Mary

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