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Saving and Restoring a User-Defined File System
The user has the ability to save and restore all UDFS objects, as well as their
associated authorities. The Save command (SAV) allows a user to save objects in a
UDFS while the Restore command (RST) allows a user to restore UDFS objects.
Both commands will function whether the UDFS is mounted or unmounted.
Graphical User Interface
A Graphical User Interface (GUI) provides easy and convenient access to UDFSs.
This GUI enables a user to create, delete, mount, and unmount a UDFS from a
Windows 95** client. Following are some examples of what you will see if you are
connected to AS/400 through AS/400 Client Access.
This window allows you to specify the name of the UDFS, its auditing value,
case-sensitivity, and other options. For more information about the CRTUDFS
command, see “Create a User-Defined File System” on page 15.
Figure 15. A Windows 95 view of using the CRTUDFS (Create UDFS) command
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