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Using copies and logs for index recovery

BMC AMI Recover

 supports index recovery from full image copies, incremental image copies of indexes made by 

BMC AMI Copy

, logs, and change accumulation files. For traditional forward recoveries, you can make the required full image copies with 

BMC AMI Copy

 or the IBM COPY utility. You can make incremental image copies of indexes with 

BMC AMI Copy

. 

BMC AMI Recover

 can also use a copy that is produced with DSN1COPY when you specify the INCOPY...LOGPOINT keywords.

Point-in-time index recovery that uses logs as described above is also supported, allowing applications to be reset to a prior point in time without sorts of index keys. To use this feature, you must use the INDEXLOG YES or INDEXLOG AUTO option (as an installation option or OPTIONS command option) or the RECOVER INDEXSPACE command.

Related topic

Using-BACKOUT-for-point-in-time-recovery-without-image-copies


 

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