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Title:	DECmcc user notes file. Does not replace IPMT.
Notice:	Use IPMT for problems. Newsletter location in note 6187
Moderator:	TAEC::BEROUD

Created:	Mon Aug 21 1989
Last Modified:	Wed Jun 04 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	6497
Total number of notes:	27359

1649.0. "Archive/restore MIR ?" by PADIS::PERIE () Tue Oct 15 1991 10:57

    Is it possible to archive (on magnetic tape for example) and
    restore the MIR:
    - On line (without disturb the network management)
    - Off line ?
    
    If such archival is possible , could you please describe the way to do
    it ?
    
    Thanks a lot.
                        Isabelle.

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1649.1 MIR archive TOOK::CALLANDER MCC = My Constant Companion Wed Oct 23 1991 21:34 11

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1649.1	MIR archive	TOOK::CALLANDER	MCC = My Constant Companion	`Wed Oct 23 1991 21:34`	11
	There are potentially many MIR files. Some of these are only in use when specific functions are being utilitized (like the alarms MIR files), while others are referenced more frequently (like the dictionary MIR files). For archiving them I would suggest that you do it while no commands are being run (if you don't want to take MCC down), but that means NO rules running,..and then it seems pointless. Take down MCC to do your archives would make a lot more sence. Also note that the alarms extract procedure provides you a means with making an ASCII representation (DECmcc com file) of the data in it's MIR, so that it can be easily loaded onto other systems where a MIR might already exist with some rules defined.

There are potentially many MIR files. Some of these are only in use
when specific functions are being utilitized (like the alarms MIR files), 
while others are referenced more frequently (like the dictionary MIR files).

For archiving them I would suggest that you do it while no commands are
being run (if you don't want to take MCC down), but that means NO rules
running,..and then it seems pointless. Take down MCC to do your archives
would make a lot more sence. Also note that the alarms extract procedure
provides you a means with making an ASCII representation (DECmcc com file)
of the data in it's MIR, so that it can be easily loaded onto other systems
where a MIR might already exist with some rules defined.