Hi everybody,
a simple problem ! :)
I have a couple of 3590 cartridges written on an AIX system and, as Murphy law
states, I've not a 3590 unit anymore attached to the AIX system.
Of course I could read the cartridges in a zOS env, but the question is:
Is there any meaningful process to read
How about FTP (Binary) from z/OS tape to AIX and then restore?
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MASSIMO BIANCUCCI
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Oggetto: Re: Restoring data backed up with AIX.
How about FTP (Binary) from z/OS tape to AIX and then restore?
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:ibm-m...@bama.ua.edu] On Behalf Of
MASSIMO BIANCUCCI
Sent: Thursday, September 24, 2009 1:49 AM
I don't think you should translate the data in any way. FTP directly
from tape to AIX. MVS can do this. You may or may not have shop rules
that prevent FTP from tape.
HTH,
snip
My main doubt about that is what's the right way to read the data from
the tape (DITTO, IEBGENER maybe not).
Thanks a
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