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BMC AMI Recovery Manager disaster recovery programs


BMC AMI Recovery Manager

 provides the following programs for use at the local site to help you plan for disaster recovery:

Program

Description

ARMBTSI

Inserts a row containing a user-specified timestamp into the BMC AMI Recovery Manager CRRDRPT table

The row is used to determine the RBA or LRSN to be used in recovery. For more information, see ARMBTSI—Time stamp insertion.

ARMBCOR

Manipulates the value of the ARMBSDR member in the CNTL data set to ensure that all data sharing members are processed. The JCL generated for ARMBCOR should not be modified. (ARMBCOR supports the feature to extend the recovery point at the disaster recovery site.)

For more information, see ARMBSRR—System resource recovery.

ARMBCRC

Performs log analysis for coordinated disaster recovery to determine the RBA or LRSN required for recovery at a local site using a Db2 conditional restart

For more information, see ARMBCRC—Conditional recovery to a timestamp.

ARMBLOG

Executes a Db2 -ARCHIVE LOG command and then waits for the archive offload to complete

For more information, see ARMBLOG—Archive log creation.

ARMBARC

Makes recovery site copies of cataloged archive logs and identifies image copies of the catalog spaces that are registered in the Db2 log (SYSCOPY, SYSUTILX, SYSDBDXA, and DBD01)

For more information, see ARMBARC—Archive log data sets.

Important

If you have the PACLOG product installed at the local site, you can use it instead of ARMBARC. For more information, see the PACLOG for Db2 documentation .

ARMBSDR

Finds the most recent BSDS and archive logs at the disaster recovery site (for each member if data sharing) and updates the BSDS. ARMBSDR also adds a new conditional restart control record to the BSDS. ARMBSRR generates ARMBSDR JCL. (ARMBSDR supports the feature to extend the recovery point at the disaster recovery site.)

For more information, see ARMBSRR—System resource recovery.

ARMBSRR

Generates JCL for systems resource recovery using your cataloged archive logs

For more information, see ARMBSRR—System resource recovery.

ARMBGPV

Reports the available recovery resources and validates recoverability

For more information, see ARMBGPV—Object set recovery revalidation.

ARMBGEN

Generates JCL for application data recovery

For more information, see ARMBGEN—Backup and recovery JCL.

ARMBWDC

Writes data collection information about recovery start and end times for actual, estimated, and simulated disaster recoveries of system resources

This program is only available with the Recovery Management for Db2 solution. For more information, see ARMBWDC—System recovery data collection.

ARMBRDC

Reads data collection information about the disaster recovery jobs, populates the UTILITY_RUN table, and generates the data collection reports

This program is only available with the Recovery Management for Db2 solution. For more information, see ARMBRDC—Recovery data collection report.


 

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