RE: RSTLIB restarts Journaling. Why?

["Dennis Lovelady" <iseries@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Yes, now I think about it, I'm sure you're right.  C'est la vie.  Just a
thought.  Albeit not a great thought.  :)

Dennis Lovelady
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> On 04-Nov-2011 03:12 , Dennis Lovelady wrote:
> > Point is, you are trying to defeat a _feature_ of Save/Restore that
> > most everyone wants.
> >
> > If I were trying to do same, I might go about it by using the
> > security feature.
> >
> > Restore as a user who has *EXCLUDE privileges to the Journal. That
> > might do  the trick.
>
>    Another feature of the SR is to allow save\restore activity to
> complete successfully with just the *SAVSYS special authority, in part
> without any regard to the authority of the user performing that activity
> to the objects being saved or restored; an operator can be assigned the
> B&R tasks without also having to have the *ALLOBJ special authority.  I
> am confident that the authority of the journal for the user performing
> the restore, will have no impact on the ability of the database restore
> function to effect the feature of reestablishing the journaling on the
> restored files; the database restore will use the adopted QSYS authority
> to make the restored files match the saved files to the intent intended.
>
> Regards, Chuck
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