RE: BRMS restricted system

[<franz400@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

My problem is it does not work for 
STRBKUBRM CTLGRP(*BKUGRP) SBMJOB(*CTLSBS)
Many errors in joblog. 

Am considering making the nightly a full system save, else 
tracking all the subsystems from various products and 
ending/starting.
jim

---- carl j novit <CarlN@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: 
> You can now do this with the mode *CTLSBS mode.  No command necessary for 
> the console.
> We start from the job scheduler every Sunday morning.
> You must run a CL first that ends Linux partitions, xSeries, Domino 
> servers, and any thing else you need to be shut down.
> STRBKUBRM  CTLGRP(*SYSTEM) SBMJOB(*CTLSBS) 
>  
> Thanks,
>  
> Carl Novit
> Vice President
> FRS, Inc.
> 843.720.7436 ext. 7708
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> You do this using the BRMS console function, I have a few sites that run 
> it
> this way.  From the console they 
> Enter the BRMS console mode, and then they have a job on the scheduler 
> than
> does a complete system save.
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> Pete
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> Does BRMS allow a FULL backup (not SYSTEM) to execute from scheduler 
> putting
> the system in restricted condition?
> I did this on scheduler
> STRBKUBRM CTLGRP(*BKUGRP) SBMJOB(*CTLSBS)
> Within *BKUGRP I did an *Exit    -   endsbs *all *immed
> then saves
> then *Exit   - call qstrup
> Many errors in job log, and basically did save without ending subsystems.
> Mgr insists on no SWA, and without endsbs many files in use by various 
> pgms.
> (new to BRMS)
> Jim 
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