I totally understand what you are saying. I just have an issue of how
that is actually implemented.
I get that if ASP1 is gone you can restore ASP1, and apply the journal
receivers from ASP2 back to the data sets on ASP1.
My question is that the restore of ASP 1 remembers the configuration, etc
of ASP2? And, where does it store the list of objects in a library on
ASP2, in the library definition itself? And then ...

I guess if one of the check lists in the chapter "Selecting the
appropriate recover strategy" at
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/systems/scope/i5os/topic/rzarm/sc415304.pdf
covered this scenario it would increase a comfort level.


Rob Berendt

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