It is also recommended to stop the scheduled backup when running the Verify and Restore Backup task during the verification phase and the restore phase. You must stop the scheduled backup while performing tasks like changing the backup configuration. For details, see Managing the Ops Center Automator service for scheduling. For details, see Managing the Ops Center Automator service for scheduling.Īs Open System Operator, after time of Effective Date and Time, open the submit screen of scheduling service again, and confirm that the registered period is set on Suspension Periods table.
And add the schedule of suspension periods by setting Suspension Periods parameter. Backup schedules within that period will be ignored.Īfter the end time of suspension period, the recurring backup will be restarted automatically.Īs Open System Operator, open the submit screen of scheduling service on Ops Center Automator. For details, see Managing the Ops Center Automator service for scheduling.īy setting suspension periods, the recurring backup will not be executed during that period. For details, see Confirming the contents of the approval request.Īs Open System Operator, make sure the executed task on Ops Center Automator has completed without an error, see Viewing Ops Center Automator task details.Īs Open System Operator, after time of Effective Date and Time, open the submit screen of scheduling service again, and confirm that the schedule you set up is displayed in the Recurring Backups group properties. If there is no problem, Approvers approve it. As Approvers, check the approval request of the service for scheduling. When Open System Operator submits the service, an approval request occurs for each Approver. For details, see Managing the Ops Center Automator service for scheduling.Īs Open System Operator, submit the scheduling service on Ops Center Automator. And add or edit the schedule of recurring backups by setting Recurring Backup parameter. For details, see Editing the open server settings for backup.Īs Open System Operator, open the submit screen of scheduling service on Ops Center Automator. For details and prerequisite conditions for YKCRSBUO, see Backup REXX exec for centralized scheduling.Īs Open Server Administrator, create a service for scheduling and backup on Ops Center Automator.
For a sample of execution JCL and parameters, see Examples of backup operations for mainframe server. The schedule can be set by executing the service on Ops Center Automator.Īs Mainframe System Operator, submit the JCL that executes the YKCRSBUO REXX exec for backup on mainframe server. Schedule a new backup to include the Hitachi Mainframe Cyber Resiliency backup REXX exec in the mainframe server’s backup service.
BACKUPLIST BEFORE RESTORING WINDOWS 64 BITS
On Windows PCs, you can only edit backups if you are running the 64 bits version of Windows.Some changes might corrupt your backup, and prevent you from restoring it.Only the changes you make will use up space on your hard drive. To avoid taking up unnecessary disk space, iMazing will create a shallow copy of your backup.To edit a file, extract it from your backup to your computer, make the changes, save it, and copy it back to the backup.Changes you make to this copy will not affect your editable backup. To view the contents of a file, double-click it to open a copy.💡 Tip: For iTunes archived backups or older, non iMazing 2 backups, you'll have to right click the backup in the sidebar and choose 'Make editable copy' in the contextual menu. Your editable backup will appear in the sidebar, and you can now safely edit it using the File System section's tools. This will create an editable copy of your backup. In the backup list, select the backup that you want to edit and click the Edit button.
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