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mksysb and system activity
Hello,
With AIX 5.3 is it possible to run a mksysb with users logged into the system? The users are accessing a database app that runs on a separate physical disk than the system files. Does this even matter? Thanks |
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mksysb tries to make an image of the running rootvg. If you have unwanted filesystems in rootvg , mention them in /etc/exclude.rootvg and then run mksysb with "-e" option. It does not matter whether application is up or users logged in.
Regds, Kaps |
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