If you can locate the tape containing
the most up-to-date QUSRBRM data files, you can use this tape to generate
a Recovering Your Entire System/Recovery Analysis report. BRMS saves
the QUSRBRM recovery at the end of every save operation.
After you obtain the most up-to-date QUSRBRM tape, take the following
steps to begin the restoration process:
Restore the Licensed Internal Code, operating system, and the
required BRMS libraries from your backup tapes. The BRMS libraries
you need include QBRM, QUSRBRM, QMSE, and, if applicable, information
from save files.
Run the RSTOBJ(*ALL) SAVLIB(QUSRBRM) MBROPT(*ALL) command with
the most up-to-date tapes you can find. Or you can run this command
from save files that contain the QUSRBRM recovery files. This is the
last QUSRBRM library on the tape. It should contain 14 files.
Run the STRRCYBRM command to generate an up-to-date Recovery Analysis
report.
Run the WRKMEDBRM TYPE(*ACT) OUTPUT(*PRINT) command to generate
a list of active media and their current status and location.
Use these reports to restore your system. You can only use the
tapes that are listed on the reports to restore the licensed internal
code, operating system data, and the BRMS libraries. If you used different
tapes, then you need to restore these items again, this time with
the tapes BRMS identifies.