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Business Challenge
Availability is increasingly important for DB2 applications. Unfortunately, outages occur, and when they do, the fastest and most efficient recovery is required. DB2 can produce massive amounts of log data for hundreds of objects, and all must be addressed during application recovery. Time is of the essence, and leveraging scarce personnel and resources is the key to success.
Business Need
- Reduce elapsed and CPU time
- Select specific copies and logs for the recovery process
- Test forward recovery processes while table spaces are online
- Improve and streamline the recovery process
- Increase data availability
Our Solution
RECOVER PLUS for DB2 saves you time and money by streamlining the DB2 recovery process. When combined with the R+/CHANGE ACCUM product, this product provides better response at recovery time and more options to accommodate your particular recovery strategy than the DB2 RECOVER utility. With faster and easier recoveries, you can maximize the availability of business-critical data. RECOVER PLUS for DB2 executes outside of the DB2 subsystem, which reduces interference with DB2 applications and decreases contention for DB2 resources.
Key Features & Benefits
- Allows point-in-time recovery through the exclusive BACKOUT recovery feature, without first restoring image copies
- Uses image copies and logs to recover indexes
- Allows concurrent recovery of index space and tablespace partitions
- Allows selection of local versus remote copies and primary versus backup copies for recovery use
- Detects and allocates change accumulation files created by R+/CHANGE ACCUM and allows accumulations and recoveries in the same batch stream
- Detects and accommodates stacked tapes and optimizes processing for tape- mount reduction
- Falls back to prior copy if current copy is bad
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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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RFG Research Brief: The Mainframe: It's Baaack!
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RFG Research Brief: Real-Life Challenges and Recommendations
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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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BMC Educational Services
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2005 BMC Annual Report
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2006 BMC Annual Report
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Business Service Management - Put Business Before Technology - Russian
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2007 BMC Annual Report
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Business Service Management - Put Business Before Technology - Italian
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BSM Overview Brochure
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BMC Mainframe Solutions
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Business Service Management - Put Business Before Technology - Polish
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BMC Database Management for DB2
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Datasheet
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RECOVER PLUS and R+/CHANGE ACCUM for DB2 Data Sheet
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BMC DB2 Utility Family for z/OS
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BMC Customer Support Solution Datasheet
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Success Story
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European Patent Office (EPO)
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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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Swing into Business Service Management - Seven Strategies - Brazilian Portuguese
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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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Taking IT to the Next Level with Business Service Management
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BMC Software Hybrid Copy Techniques
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DB2 Version 9 - A Perspective
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Swing into Business Service Management - Seven Strategies - LA Spanish
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Implementing Snapshot Copy Using Technologies from BMC and EMC
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Japanese: BMC Software Hybrid Copy Techniques
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DB2 Data Replication Using BMC Software Technologies
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Maximizing DB2® Performance and Availability With BMC Software
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Japanese: DB2 Data Replication Using BMC Software Technologies
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