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Business Challenge
Most database recoveries are not from disasters or hardware failures; 80% are application recoveries from user or application errors. Downtime is expensive, averaging $7,800 per minute for e-commerce applications and often much more during peak hours for financial or manufacturing systems. Organizations need to be prepared to respond to unexpected failures, while keeping the database online.
Business Need
- Achieve faster recoveries
- Automate recovery procedures
- Increase business availability
- Leverage existing staff
Our Solution
Recovery Management for DB2 provides automation and advisory-level features that facilitate transaction-level recovery on a high-speed, managed basis. Online transaction recovery gives you greater control over the recovery process, improving data availability and reducing recovery risk without taking your database offline. Recovery Management for DB2 provides all of the backup services, recovery management, journal-record and log-record management, and reporting capabilities necessary for successful recovery management.
Key Features & Benefits
- Automates Backup and Recovery job creation and increases Performance with multi-task parallel Index rebuilds, and parallel recovery capability
- Provides high-Speed Backup and Recovery utility functions, and high-speed transaction level recovery capabilities
- Executes initial recovery using exclusive BACKOUT capability, and if unable will automatically fall back to a traditional forward recovery
- Provides for single installation of solution components, single password, some new integrated documentation
- Allows the user to define a threshold for index copies and to use image copies and logs for index recoveries if available
- Provides Recovery Simulation that validates required recovery resources are available and that log apply can be done
- Provides Disaster Recovery Time Estimation and Remote Site Mirroring accommodation
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Article
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Storage Stew for DB2 (and What it Means to You) Article Reprint from IDUG Solutions Journal
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Smart Recover for SAP Technical Discussion with T-Systems
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Brochure
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DB2 9 for z/OS Reference Guide
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BMC Software & IBM: Engaged In Your Success
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2008 BMC Annual Report
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BMC Business School Course Catalog
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BMC Educational Services
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DB2 UDB Family Reference Guide Book Version 8
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BSM Overview Brochure
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BMC Mainframe Solutions
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BMC Database Management for DB2
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Datasheet
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Recovery Management for DB2 Data Sheet
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Success Story
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European Patent Office (EPO)
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Ensuring Premium Data Quality and Precision at One of Switzerlands Leading Health Insurance Providers
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Comprehensive, Integrated Solution Helps IT Services Provider Achieve Rapid Image Copies and Recoveries
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White Paper
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Recovery: DB2 Backout Point-in-Time Recovery
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The Right Solution for Every Backup and Recovery Need
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Swing into Business Service Management - Seven Strategies
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Determining the True Value of DB2 Recovery Solutions
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DB2 Version 9 - A Perspective
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Remote Recovery - Advanced Technology Solutions for z/OS Recovery
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Implementing Snapshot Copy Using Technologies from BMC and EMC
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Maximizing DB2® Performance and Availability With BMC Software
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