Customizing Your Recovery
Learn about steps you can take to solve recovery problems using BRMS
Articles in this section contain techniques and examples on modifying BRMS recovery operations for your IBM i system:
- Disable fast media positioning - Q1ANSTRPSN
- Disable Logical Block Positioning on a Tape Device - QUSRSYS/deviceName - where deviceName is the device being disabled
- Doing a Full System Restore to a Test System
- How to Recover IFS Objects That Were Saved on Systems With IASPs
- How to Use Batch Restores For Faster Multi-library Recoveries
- Ignore Case Sensitivity When Searching For Specific Links With WRKLNKBRM - Q1ALNKIGN
- Improving performance when restoring spooled files
- Rebuilding relationships between objects during restores using the Restore Deferred Objects (RSTDFROBJ) command
- Recovering Journal Receivers
- Restore spooled files that was saved in a different time zone - Q1ASPLTMZN
- Restores from a parallel save
- Restores from parallel saves may have performance issues
- Restoring IFS data
- Restoring Mounted User-Defined File Systems (UDFS) with BRMS
- Search specific links with WRKLNKBRM - Q1ALNKFIL
- Support restoring incremental saves without restoring full saves on RSTLIBBRM
- Use APYJRNCHGX during journal recoveries - Q1AAPYJRNX
- Specify an IASP during a restore - Q1ASAVASP
- Checking Available Storage Before a Restore