Comparison of the BMC AMI Copy MODIFY command and the Db2 MODIFY RECOVERY utility
Function or task | Db2 MODIFY RECOVERY | BMC AMI Copy MODIFY command |
|---|---|---|
Deletes records from the SYSCOPY table | x | x |
Inserts records into the SYSCOPY table | x | |
Updates records in the SYSCOPY table | x | |
Verifies recoverability of copies in the SYSCOPY table | x | |
Deletes records according to age or date | x | x |
Synchronizes the SYSCOPY table with the ICF catalog | x | |
Provides wildcard support for table space and index space names | x | |
Makes copies of unrecoverable spaces using BMC AMI Copy | x | |
Deletes records from the SYSLGRNX table | x | x |
Provides flexible, SQL-like WHERE clause | x | |
Deletes records from the BMCXCOPY table | x | |
Inserts records into the BMCXCOPY table | x | |
Updates records in the BMCXCOPY table | x | |
Audits the amount of log since the last copy | x | |
Audits the number of days since the last copy | x | |
Deletes records based on a maximum number of copies | x | |
Controls the commit frequency | x | |
Allows specification of how to handle error processing for unacceptable status | x | |
Uses object sets defined in the BMC AMI Recovery Manager for Db2 product | x | |
Identifies application objects, such as SAP R/3 applications, as an alternative object specification | x | |
Supports Instant Snapshot copies | x | |
Optionally allows DELETE from SYSCOPY without setting COPY-pending status | x |
All other index copies, as well as Instant Snapshot copies, are registered in the BMC table BMCXCOPY.