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Tue, 27 Apr 1999 09:18:04 -0400
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Steve

        I seems that STORE is now doing the functions that were previously
associated with DBSTORE. That is it is updating the store date in the root file.
If you run DBUTIL against one of those obsolete databases and do a SHOW dbname
ALL, you will notice that the date you did your store is the date the database
was last stored.

        Hope this helps some.

Bob Schlosser
Harris Corporation
Melbourne, FL.
(407) 727-5893

-----Original Message-----
From:   Steve Hammond [SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
Sent:   Monday, April 26, 1999 12:38 PM
To:     [log in to unmask]
Subject:        VSTORE and file access

As part of our weekly backups, we do a full dump to tape and then follow it with
a vstore of that same tape.

I am finding that if I do an MPEX %listf @(accdate>04/01/99),3 of the files in
an obsolete account, the database root files (and only the root files) are
accessed during the vstore. Does this make sense and if so is there any way I
can stop this?

store and vstore jobs follow

steve hammond
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>>>>>>>>>>>>
STORE JOB

!JOB F987DLT,manager.sys
!FILE DLTTAPE;DEV=25
!FILE FDUMP987;DEV=LASER,11;ENV=LP4
!FILE SYSLIST=*FDUMP987
!SWITCHLOG
!STORE @[log in to unmask]@[log in to unmask]@.HPSPOOL;*DLTTAPE; &
!SHOW=DATES;DIRECTORY;PROGRESS=10; &
!ONERROR=REDO;ONLINE;PARTIALDB
!SHOWVAR STOREJCW
!EOJ

>>>>>>>>>>>>
VSTORE JOB

!JOB V987DLT,MANAGER.sys
!FILE STORTAPE;DEV=25
!FILE SYSLIST=$STDLIST;ENV=LP4
!VSTORE ;@[log in to unmask]@;ONERR=QUIT;SHOW=LONG,DATES
!IF STOREJCW = 0
!SET STDLIST=DELETE
!EOJ

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