Main Menu
To access the
BMC AMI Recovery Manager
Main Menu, use the method employed at your company.
If you want to return to the Main Menu while you are in BMC AMI Recovery Manager, press F3 until the Main Menu appears. To access online help, press F1.
As you use BMC AMI Recovery Manager, you will encounter different types of panels depending on the task you are performing. Instructions for using each panel are shown on the panel and detailed help is available by pressing F1.
The following panel shows the BMC AMI Recovery Manager menu when used as part of the Recovery Management solution. In addition to the standard options, you can also access the BMC AMI Log Master for Db2 online interface, the R+/CHANGE ACCUM online interface, and modify configuration options. For more information, see the Recovery Management for Db2 documentation.
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Type selection. Then press Enter.
_ 0. About - Get product and licensing information
1. Appl object sets - Backup, recover or maintain object sets
2. Appl object set define - Select object(s) for an application object set
3. System resources - Maintain or recover DB2* system resources
4. Subsystem options - Set subsystem default options
5. Product/Email options - Manage product options and email options
6. Subsystem recovery - Preparation and recovery of entire DB2 system
7. Progress/Estimation - Report utility execution progress/estimation
8. Generate IVP Job - Generate IVP Job
9. List DB2 subsystems - List DB2 subsystems on this LPAR - DBC
T. Tutorials - Getting started with BMC AMI Recovery Manager
L. LOG MASTER for DB2 - Invoke LOG MASTER for DB2 online interface
C. R+/CHANGE ACCUM for DB2 - Invoke R+/CHANGE ACCUM for DB2 online interface
Subsystem / object set attach name. . . . DEDL
Current SQLID . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RDAXXX__
Option Set. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ARM$OPTS
Site type . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1. As running 2. Local 3. Recovery
Subsystem group attach name
BMC AMI Recovery Manager versions 9.2.00 and later use BMC Db2 Component Services (DBC) to show available SSIDs from the BMC AMI Recovery Manager Main Menu. Type a question mark (?) in the first position in the Subsystem / object set attach name field to display the SSIDs.
To use this feature, you must have a DBC started task running. For more information about DBC, see the Recovery Management for Db2 documentation.
Current SQLID
The Current SQLID is displayed on the Main Menu and defaults to your current user ID.
This ID becomes the high-level qualifier in the name of any object set that you create in a BMC AMI Recovery Manager session. If you want to use one of your secondary IDs, change it on the Main Menu before proceeding to the next panel. If your primary user ID has SYSADM or system DBADM authority, you can change your SQL ID to any value.