Florian,
For the DCSS type segments, you can use the MOVESEG command, but for the
NSSes, (CMS and GCS) you will still need to regenerate them.
You can find MOVESEG at
http://www.vm.ibm.com/download/packages/descript.cgi?MOVESEG
Ronald van der Laan
Dear all,
Are there alternatives for SPXTAPE?
I would like to copy the single pack spool with the saved segments from t
he
newly installed z/VM 5.4 to a spool area that consists of several disks.
I
would like to avoid regenerating those shared segments.
Doing this, I would like to use a
Hi, Florian.
You might want to try using the SFB utility that can backup and restore NSS as well as
DCSS type segments. It can also process a number of other spool file types as well. You
can download a copy here:
http://www.vsoft-software.com/downloads.html
Have a good one.
Ronald van der
Hi Dave,
This is great! Thank you very much. It is exactly what I was looking for.
BR Florian
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Hi, Florian.
You might want to try using the SFB utility that can backup and restore
NSS
as well as
DCSS type segments.
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Florian,
For the DCSS type segments, you can use the MOVESEG command, but
for the NSSes, (CMS and GCS) you will still need to regenerate them
That would make a great addition to the VM Download site. There are
real shortcomings to DCSSBKUP DCSSRSAV, namely losing the creation
date and only being able to handle DCSS's, ie not NSS's and the other
files you mentioned.
Jim
Chris Langford wrote:
I have a program that will backup to
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That would make a great addition to the VM Download site. There are
real shortcomings to DCSSBKUP DCSSRSAV, namely losing the creation
date and only being able to handle DCSS's, ie not NSS's and the other
files you mentioned.
Jim
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Thank you all for the information ! !
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Subject: [IBMVM] SPXTAPE alternatives
I have a z/VM 5.1 system used to host linux guests. I need to move all
the volumes from one ESS to a new ESS (F20 to 800 if it makes a
difference).
I note that the correct way to move the spool and nss/dcss is via
SPXTAPE -- can this be used to write
Date: Tue, 6 Mar 2007 10:09:01 +0200
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Saved segments can be copied too with DCSSBKUP DCSSRSAV. The problem(?) is
that you before a DCSSRSAV, one must issue a DEFSEG with the appropriate
values.
CMS and GCS must be rebuilt
SAMPNSS CMS#IPL
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Subject: [IBMVM] SPXTAPE alternatives
I have a z/VM 5.1 system used to host linux guests. I need to move all
the volumes from one ESS to a new ESS (F20 to 800 if it makes a
difference).
I note that the correct way to move the spool and nss/dcss is via
I have a z/VM 5.1 system used to host linux guests. I need to move all
the volumes from one ESS to a new ESS (F20 to 800 if it makes a
difference).
I note that the correct way to move the spool and nss/dcss is via
SPXTAPE -- can this be used to write to dasd as I have no tape drives
(or volumes)
I note that the correct way to move the spool and nss/dcss is via
SPXTAPE -- can this be used to write to dasd as I have no tape drives
(or volumes) assigned to the VM LPAR ?
SPXTAPE only understands tapes, AFAIK. It'd be nice if it allowed you to
connect a pipe to a CP system service and
Whitteridge
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I have a z/VM 5.1 system used to host linux guests. I need to move all
the volumes from one ESS to a new ESS (F20 to 800 if it makes a
difference).
I note that the correct way to move
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