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<h1 class="topictitle1">Complete Backup Range — Lasted Changed Date and Time</h1>
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<div><p>Using the CPYOPT command causes the system to write the last changed
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date and time of an optical backup volume or directory.</p>
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<p>This includes any time that the system wrote files or directory attributes
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to the directory or volume.</p>
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<p>The last changed date and time for that directory and volume will always
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reflect the date and time of the request. This remains true even if the system
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writes a file to a backup directory.</p>
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<div class="p">Last Changed Date and Time — Scenario One: On 1 July 1999, the user issues
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the CPYOPT command for directory /DIR1 by specifying *BEGIN as the starting
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date. If the system successfully copies all the eligible files, then the dates
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are as follows:<ul><li>The system sets the complete starting date for backup directory /DIR1
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to *BEGIN.</li>
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<li>The system sets the complete ending date to 1 July 1999.</li>
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If the system copied at least one file to /DIR1 as a result of this request,
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the last changed date is also 1 July 1999.</div>
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<p>The system does not necessarily update the last changed date and time as
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the result of a successful copy. If the system did not write any files to
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the backup directory, the system may update the complete range, but not the
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last changed date.</p>
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<div class="p">Last Changed Date and Time — Scenario Two: In “Last Changed Date and Time
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— Scenario One,” the backup directory /DIR1 has the following as dates after
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the request: <ul><li>A starting date of *BEGIN.</li>
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<li>An ending date of 1 July 1999.</li>
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<li>The last changed date of 1 July 1999.</li>
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</div>
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<p>On 1 October 1999, the user issues the CPYOPT command again for directory
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/DIR1. This time the command specifies SLTFILE(*CHANGED) to copy only the
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files that have changed since the last CPYOPT request. Assume that no files
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have changed since the last backup on 1 July 1999. Since no files are eligible
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to copy, the system writes no files to the backup directory /DIR1. Therefore,
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the last changed date remains 1 July 1999. However, since no eligible files
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failed, the complete range for /DIR1 expands to have an ending date of 1 October
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1999. The last changed date and time becomes most important when it is set
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beyond the complete range. This would happen if some files were actually copied
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but other eligible files failed to copy for some reason.</p>
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<div class="p">Last Changed Date and Time — Scenario Three: In “Last Changed Date and
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Time — Scenario Two,” the backup directory /DIR1 has the following dates after
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the request:<ul><li>A starting date of *BEGIN.</li>
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<li>An ending date of 1 October 1999.</li>
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<li>A last changed date of 1 July 1999.</li>
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On 1 December 1999, the user issues the CPYOPT command again for directory
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/DIR1. Assume that 10 files were changed or added to primary directory /DIR1
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since the last CPYOPT request on 1 October 1999. Assume that only eight files
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successfully copy to /DIR1 and that two of the eligible files failed. Since
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the system did not copy all eligible files, the complete range stays the same
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with a starting date of *BEGIN and an ending date of 10/1/99. However, since
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/DIR1 changed, the last changed date gets updated to 1 December 1999. Since
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the last changed date is outside the complete range, a complete copy of /DIR1
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from *BEGIN to 1 October 1999 may not exist. A more recent copy by the change
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on 1 December 1999 might have replaced one of those files.</div>
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<div class="parentlink"><strong>Parent topic:</strong> <a href="rzam4volumetypebackup.htm" title="This section discusses the *BACKUP volume type and the unique backup process that are associated with a *BACKUP volume.">Volume type *BACKUP</a></div>
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