Having a mksysb backup in TSM is pretty useless unless you are in a NIM
environment. The mksysb made directly to tape has 4 sections, the one made
to a file only has one section. In theory you can construct a bootable
tape from that section, but I've never been able to get it to work right.
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Lindy,
If you need to back up your mksysb's into TSM, I suggest that you
run a mksysb to a local filesystem and then backup the file to TSM.
Regards, Jason Barkes.
Mustard Design Consultants - www.mustard-design.co.uk
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