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December 1997, Week 4

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Michael Patterson <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 22 Dec 1997 13:29:25 -0400
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Can it be True?!!? A Backup to DISC File?!?!! Oh, ThankYouThankYouThankYou!!!

Its always been a pet peeve of mine that you could not Back up HP files to
disc. (Of course not for proper system backups, but it does make a nice options
for moving files between systems).

If for no other reason, this will justify a move to 5.5. So you have my
permission to '<Plug>' away James.

Mike Patterson

Overman_James wrote:

> <PLUG ALERT

> Perhaps, an even better way of moving files between 3000's is via the
> STORE command.  As of some release of 5.5 (my 5.0 PP 6 system doesn't),
> TurboSTORE/iX 7x24 True-Online Backup will allow STORE'ing to a disc file.
> Throw in the COMPRESS=HIGH option and a tidy little file
> can be created which can be transferred to another 3000 and a RESTORE
> used to "unpack" the files.  Even a DIRECTORY option could be used to
> provide Account Info.  No special utilities required.  I'm not sure
> when the RESTORE command allowed the use of disc files for Input, that
> may also be a 5.5ish release.  This also solves the problem of transferring
> PRIV files and other nasty file types thru non-3000 systems.
> <UNPLUG ALERT>
> --
>  James Overman HP Support Technology Lab  Roseville, CA

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