Backups=(keyword_list)

    Specifies options to control the AIJ backup server. You can
    select one or more of the following keywords:

    o  Automatic

       Specifies that the AIJ backup server will run automatically,
       as required. You cannot specify both the Automatic and Manual
       keywords. If neither the Automatic nor the Manual keyword is
       specified, the backup server state is unchanged.

    o  Manual

       Specifies that the RMU Backup After_Journal command will be
       used to back up the .aij files. The AIJ backup server will
       not run automatically. You cannot specify both Automatic
       and Manual keywords. If neither the Automatic nor the Manual
       keyword is specified, the backup server state is unchanged.

    o  Backup_File=file

       Specifies a default file specification for the AIJ backup
       server to use as the backup file name if no backup file name
       is associated with the .aij file to be backed up.

    o  Nobackup_File

       Specifies that there is no default backup file specification.
       Omission of this keyword retains the current default backup
       file specification.

    o  Edit_Filename=(options)

       The Edit_Filename keyword specifies an edit string to apply
       to .aij files when they are backed up automatically. When
       the Edit_Filename=(options) keyword is used, the .aij backup
       file names are edited by appending any or all of the values
       specified by the following options to the backup file name:

       -  Day_Of_Year

          The current day of the year expressed as a 3-digit integer
          (001 to 366).

       -  Day_Of_Month

          The current day of the month expressed as a 2-digit integer
          (01 to 31).

       -  Hour

          The current hour of the day expressed as a 2-digit integer
          (00 to 23).

       -  Julian_Date

          The number of days passed since 17-Nov-1858.

       -  Minute

          The current minute of the hour expressed as a 2-digit
          integer (00 to 59).

       -  Month

          The current month expressed as a 2-digit integer (01 to
          12).

       -  Sequence

          The journal sequence number of the first journal in the
          backup operation.

       -  Vno

          Synonymous with the Sequence option. See the description of
          the Sequence option.

       -  Year

          The current year (A.D.) expressed as a 4-digit integer.

       If you specify more than one option, place a comma between
       each option.

       The edit is performed in the order specified. For example, the
       file backup.aij and the keyword EDIT_FILENAME=(HOUR, MINUTE,
       MONTH, DAY_OF_MONTH, SEQUENCE) creates a file with the name
       backup_160504233.aij when journal 3 is backed up at 4:05 P.M.
       on April 23rd.

       You can make the name more readable by inserting quoted
       strings between each Edit_Filename option. For example, the
       option shown in the following code adds the string "$30_0155-
       2" to the .aij file name if the day of the month is the 30th,
       the time is 1:55 and the version number is 2:

       /EDIT_FILENAME=("$",DAY_OF_MONTH,"_",HOUR,MINUTE,"-",SEQUENCE)

       This keyword is useful for creating meaningful file names for
       your backup files and makes file management easier.

       If you use a combination of the Edit_Filename keyword with
       the Add qualifier and the Edit_Filename keyword with the
       Backups qualifier, the Add qualifier keyword takes precedence
       over the Backups qualifier keyword for the named .aij file.
       In other words, the options you specify with Edit_Filename
       keyword to the Backups qualifier are applied to all .aij back
       up files except those for which you explicitly specify the
       Edit_Filename keyword with the Add qualifier. See Example 6.

    o  Quiet_Point

       Specifies that the after-image journal backup operation is
       to acquire the quiet-point lock prior to performing an .aij
       backup operation for the specified database. This option
       (as with all the other Backup options) affects only the
       database specified in the RMU Set After_Journal command line.
       For information on specifying that the quiet-point lock be
       acquired before any .aij backup operation is performed on a
       system, see the Usage Notes.

    o  Noquiet_Point

       Specifies that the after-image journal backup operation will
       not acquire the quiet-point lock prior to performing an .aij
       backup operation for the specified database. This option (as
       with all the other Backup options) affects only the database
       specified in the RMU Set After_Journal command line. For
       information on specifying that the quiet-point lock will not
       be acquired prior to any .aij backup operations performed on a
       system, see the Usage Notes.