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  1. 10-28-2012, 11:39 PM #1
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    Default Encrypt DB2 backup

    I have a requirement to encrypt DB2 backup using TSM. I'm unclear on how to setup the correct INCLUDE.ENCRYPT statement. I can get the encryption to work using INCLUDE.ENCRYPT /.../* but that means I'm encrypting everything. If I just want to encrypt one database then how should this statement be constructed ? The filespace of DB on server is "/PSAPPREP", tried that but no encryption occurred. The filesystems that house the db are /database/psadevel/ts1 and ts2. I've tried that also but no encryption.

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    I've worked it out, the statement must be
    INCLUDE.ENCRYPT/PSAPPREP/.../*
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