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Copying object sets

Use the LIKE parameter to copy an existing object set.

BMC AMI Recovery Manager verifies that the new name does not already exist, and then copies the object set into the repository. The new object set retains all utility options setting of the original object set, and you can optionally retain the authorizations and objects of the original object set as well.


Use the following syntax to copy an object set:

Warning

Important

RETAIN AUTH is not required because authorization is performed by the Solution Common Code (SCC).


 CREATE OBJECTSET creator2.name2 LIKE creator1.name1
   RETAIN AUTH yes|no
   RETAIN OBJECTS yes|no

If you want to copy an existing object set but also include additional objects, you can use the LIKE parameter when creating a new object set with the INCLUDE TABLESPACE, INCLUDE TABLE, INCLUDE SQL, or INCLUDE INDEX options.

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Example
CREATE OBJECTSETcreator2.name2
 INCLUDE TABLE SPACE tablespaceName
   LIKE creator1.name1
   RETAIN AUTH yes|no
   RETAIN OBJECTS yes|no


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BMC AMI Recovery Manager for Db2 12.1