Bit of an odd query, but what is the impact of rebuilding a virtual iSeries from scratch (if you have retrieved the config via RTVCFGSRC) as oppose to restoring it from tape?

The reason I ask is that the image we have on tape is huge. We save the entire IFS to a VTL using BRMS only on a restricted state backup and it is taking up a lot of space on our VTL and takes a long time. We also backup the virtual iSeries in the normal way, again using BRMS.

If I could skip backing up the NWSD object, it would help.

Note: the virtual iSeries is test, not live and it is hosted on a development machine.

Ian

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