On 07-Nov-2014 12:41 -0600, Steinmetz, Paul wrote:

I CPYSPLF the restore joblog to PF, then wrote a RLPLE program to
table and count all the various messages.

A better choice might be DSPJOBLOG OUTPUT(*OUTFILE) within the job that performs [and just after] the Restore activity.

Result was a one page summary of the restore.
I did this to insure that I didn't miss a critical restore issue.
After identifying the critical errors, I scanned the joblog for
the message in question, for complete details of the error(s)

The OUTPUT(*OUTFILE) and OUTFILE() should, IIRC, provide [much of] that same messaging information from the joblog. Some of the messages that are merely previously-logged [likely many from individual object-handlers] probably would not appear there, but all effective "not restored" conditions should be logged there, plus being identified conspicuously and distinctly from the non-failing conditions.

There is also OUTPUT(*PRINT) as I recall, but then the same potential issues exists for effective screen-scraping used to parse the output instead of simply querying a[n effectively relational] database file, as exists for use\processing of the QPJOBLOG spooled output.

Below is sample from my Restore 21, which was a migration.

4/04/12 17:25:13 9406 550 to 8205 E6C MIGRATION SUMMARY
<<SNIP>>

I am unsure if the <snipped> output might have been mis-copied\mis-pasted, but with just a cursory review, there seems to be at least a couple lines of suspect results. Some examples:

• The following text appears extraneous and overlaying something:

"0.479096 QOSINIT QSYS 02D9 QMNSRBND QSYS 02B6 MSGID"

• The following text likely is what was improperly overlayed by the above:

CPF9032 15037 Document interchange session not started.

• The following two messages do not correspond to an expected first-level text:

CPI3210 16529 Receiver QSAJRN1050 in QUSRSYS saved while attached.

CPF9999 407 File WRUSGRP02L in ARCH88 shares access path.


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