After you plan how you want a restore operation to function, use iSeries™ Navigator
to set the system values to reflect how to handle the restore operation. At
this point, your system is ready for a restore command.
To set the required system values in iSeries Navigator, complete the following
steps:
- In iSeries Navigator,
expand your system.
- Select Save and Restore.
- On the Conversion page, set the Convert
objects during restore system value to the way you want to handle object conversion.
- On the Signatures page, set the Verify object
signatures on restore system value to the way you want to handle signatures
of objects.
- On the Objects page, select the objects
you want to allow to be restored in the Allow restore of security sensitive
objects system value.
- On the Access paths page, select whether
access paths are saved in the Save access paths system value.
- Click OK to close the Save and Restore system
values.
- If you want to scan objects on the next access after the object
is restored, complete the following:
- Select Security to open the Security
system values.
- On the Scan page, select Use
registered exit programs to scan the root (/), QOpenSys, and user-defined
file systems. For more information about registering exit programs,
see Scan option.
- Select Use specified scan control options.
- Select the Scan on next access after object has been
restored option.
- Click OK to close the Security system
values.
After you configure your system values settings, you are ready
to run a restore operation that uses these system value settings. However,
there are more precautions to take to restore single objects or an entire
system. See how to run a restore command, for more information.