How to Schedule a Backup in db2

Hi, Experts
We are using ECC6 (OS400 with DB2). i want to schedule a backup in db13 but system throwing error iSeries : Function not supported for DB2/400
Please tell me how to schedule a backup
Thanks & Regards
Venkat

Hi,
In Application(SAP) level you can't able to take Backup.
You can take backup from OS level.
GO SAVE command and schedule the backup...R3<SID>DATA and R3<SID>JRN...libraries you can take daily..
Monthly once you cane take Entire System Backup with offline.
If you want online backup you came go to BRMS..But it is licence product with IBM.
Thanks
Jibin.

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