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It is important to restore objects in a certain order. OS/400 will take care
of this if dependent objects are in the same library, but if you have for
example, physical files in one library and logical files in another, you are
responsible for restoring the physical files before you restore the
logicals.
When you do a SAVLIB *NONSYS, libraries are saved in alphabetical order and
are restored in the same order when you do a RSTLIB *NONSYS. This may be the
cause of the problem you are having.
If you have related objects in different libraries, you need to restore them
in this order:
1. Journals before journaled objects
2. Journals before journal receivers.
3. Physical files before logical files.
You may also want to check to see if you save access paths, too.
<SAVLIB xxx ACCPTH(*YES)>
Note: the default is *NO. ==================================
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