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SQL 9010 Error after abend on submitted file copy due to incorrect trigger

Rowena — Mon, 05 Nov 2012 22:17:34 +0000

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Not able to restore Logical File after it was damaged and deleted

Haaiderali — Thu, 25 Nov 2010 08:10:32 +0000

We have deleted a Logical File from our system, since it was damaged. But now when we are restoring it from the Entire System using RSTOBJ, the Job is Failing and upon viewing the Joblog below messages are displayed.



 RSTOBJ OBJ(ZUNS) SAVLIB(PRTDEVDTA) DEV(TAP02) OBJTYPE(*FILE) SEQNBR(344) New format ZUNSREC created for file ZUNS.                                Member ZUNS already exists.                                              Member not added. Errors occurred.                                       FILE ZUNS not restored to PRTDEVDTA.                                     Tried to refer to all or part of an object that no longer exists.        Tried to refer to all or part of an object that no longer exists.          Tried to refer to all or part of an object that no longer exists. Damage ignored for file ZUNS in PRTDEVDTA.                        No objects saved or restored for library PRTDEVDTA.

Please Help……

saving and restore libraries/objects

ten2008 — Fri, 14 May 2010 11:50:55 +0000

I was moving a library to a savf and then am restoring in another library.When i used RSTLIB it hasn’t worked but when i used RSTOBJ(*all) it worked. Plz can you differentiate between these two commands ?

RSTOBJ *SAVF authority issue – AS400 – JBA

FrenchyinCT — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 17:52:02 +0000

We had weekly job that submits to Batch from our JBA MENUS and the CLP pgm does a rstobj from *SAVF that used to work because the User profile on the external AS400 was the same Userid as the object on our AS400.

They deleted that userid on their system because of SOX requirements and so now it’s a different user. To get around this I used my profile and the securiry officer granted me all object authority to get the job done temporarily but we also because of SOX do not want users to have all object authoriyt. Is there another way to restore an object to your system not owned by you or a common user on both systems?

Save selected files using RSTOBJ

Raju400 — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 07:17:38 +0000

I have written a pgm for our package installation which basically extract
the objetcs from a save file shipped to customer along with the pgm.
Now, before restoring the objects I need to take backup of the required
object from the application lib. I have a PF file shipped with the save
file which contains the list of object in the save file. Which means
those are the objects going to be replaced when we issue a restore.
Now, my question is how I can selectively fish out those object and
save it in a backup save file from the application lib. This application
lib contains other objetcs which I do not want to be backed up. As far
as I know once we save something on the save file we cannot add some more files
until and unless we clear it. Moreover, the list of object we ship may
exceed 300 and hence cannot use the direct object names in SAVOBJ cmd. Neither I can use OMITOBJ. I was thinking of copying each to QTEMP and save from there in one shot
but this may have a performace impact. Looking for a better alternative, if you can.

Regards
Sudip

Restore IFS objects

Znason — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 20:56:04 +0000

Does RST cmd support generic* like the RSTOBJ cmd?