Copy utilities options
With the copy utilities, you can create up to four image copies (primary and backup copies for the local and the remote sites).
You can select which copy utilities to use from the Analysis Image Copy Options panel (see the following figure). You can choose from the following utilities:
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Type information. Then press Enter to continue or PF12 for previous panel.
Copy . . . . 2 1. IBM COPY 2. BMC AMI Copy
3. No copy 4. No copy start force
Copy DDN1 . . 1 Copy DDN2 . . 3 1. Copy 2. Copy no register 3. No copy
Recv DDN1 . . 3 Recv DDN2 . . 3 1. Copy 2. Copy no register 3. No copy
Pre-drop Copy 2 1. Build an image copy before drops or reorgs
2. Do not build an image copy before drops or reorgs
Utility Copy
1 1. Use Copy selection specified above to build image copies.
2. Other utilities should build image copies when possible.
Select other copy options
_ PARTCOPY Make partition level copies using BMC utilities
If you choose not to use a copy utility (by selecting No copy), the product inserts the NOCOPY keyword into the ALUIN input stream and leaves table spaces that were loaded in a copy-pending state. If you select No copy start force, the product inserts the NOCOPYFORCE keyword into the ALUIN input stream and forces access to table spaces that are left in a copy-pending state and resets them. When the work ID is analyzed, Analysis inserts the -CMD START DATABASE (databaseName) SPACENAM (databaseName.tableSpaceName) ACCESS(FORCE) command into the worklist.
BMC AMI Copy utility
When you select BMC AMI Copy, the product uses the BMC AMI Copy utility and inserts the BMCCOPY keyword into the ALUIN input stream.
When the work ID is analyzed, Analysis inserts the -BMCC command into the worklist.
The -BMCC command can be processed in parallel. For more information about the worklist parallelism feature of the Database Administration solution, see Using-worklist-parallelism.
IBM COPY utility
When you select IBM COPY, the product uses the IBM COPY utility and inserts the IBMCOPY keyword into the ALUIN input stream.
When the work ID is analyzed, Analysis inserts the -COPY command into the worklist.
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