Viewing recovery progress


Use the following procedure to view the progress of a recovery, and identify which objects in the selected object set were recovered, rebuilt, or not recovered. You can also perform a recovery simulation that simulates all aspects of a recovery of the spaces in a group up to, but not including, the actual I/O. You might find simulation useful in reducing your disaster recovery or local recovery testing costs.

To view a Recovery Progress report

New BMC Workbench console
  1. In the Recovery Management perspective, click the Add View NW_plus_circle_o.png menu arrow and select Add Progress Report from the menu.
  2. (PTF BQU0183 applied) Select Recovery Progress.
  3. Complete the following fields:

     

    Field

    Description

    Report Name

    Enter a name for the report.

    RTO Target

    Accept the default value or enter the maximum acceptable Recovery Time Objective (hh:mm) for this report.

    To define the default value, see Setting-Recovery-Management-options.

    DB2 Connection

    Select a DB2 connection from your list of favorites. If necessary, you can add a connection. See Connecting-to-DB2-subsystems.

    Object Set

    Navigate to and select an object set.

    Start Time

    Enter a time to begin the recovery process.

    Include Indexes

    Select to include index information.

    Simulate

    Select to perform a recovery simulation.

  4. Click Generate Report NW_run.png.The Recovery Progress Report tab is displayed.

    In this interactive report, you can refresh and update the results whenever you want. You can click each bar of the bar chart to see a list of the recovered, rebuilt, and not recovered objects in the Details tab.

    RecoveryReportProgress_bqu1804.png

     

     

    #

    Description

    Details

    1

    Run button

    Executes the report

    2

    Progress By selector

    Lets you choose to display progress by size or by count

    3

    Size unit selector

    (Progress by Size only) Lets you choose to display the size in MB, GB, or TB

    By default, the size is displayed in MB.

    4

    Progress bar for a table-space partition recovery

    Shows how much of the recovery has been completed. You can click the progress bar to view the list of recovered and not-recovered table spaces.

    5

    Progress bar for an index partition recovery

    Shows how much of the recovery has been completed. You can click the progress bar to view the list of recovered, rebuilt, and not-recovered index partitions.

    6

    Progress bar for all of the objects being recovered

    Lets you view the list of recovered and not-recovered objects.

    7

    Time to Completion field

    Shows the estimated time when the recovery will finish:

    NW_check_circle_green.png indicates that the recovery will finish within your defined Recovery Time Objective (RTO).

    NW_exclamation_triangle_orange.png indicates that the time will exceed your RTO.

    For more information, see Step 3.

    8

    Recovery Manager options

    Displays the Recovery Manager options

    See Setting-Recovery-Management-options.

    9

    Refresh button

    Refreshes the report

     

Classic BMC Workbench console
  1. In the Recovery Management perspective, click Add View Add-16.png and select Add Progress Report from the menu.
  2. (PTF BQU0183 applied) Select Recovery Progress Report.
  3. Complete the following fields:

     

    Field

    Description

    Name

    Enter a name for the report.

    RTO Target

    Accept the default value or enter the maximum acceptable Recovery Time Objective (hh:mm) for this report.

    To define the default value, see Setting-Recovery-Management-options.

    DB2 Connection

    Select a DB2 connection from your list of favorites. If necessary, you can add a connection. See Connecting-to-DB2-subsystems.

    Object Set

    Navigate to and select an object set.

    Start Time

    Enter a time to begin the recovery process.

    Include Indexes

    Select to include index information.

    Simulate

    Select to perform a recovery simulation.

  4. Click Run execute-24.png.The Recovery Progress Report tab is displayed.

    In this interactive report, you can refresh and update the results whenever you want. You can click each bar of the bar chart to see a list of the recovered, rebuilt, and not recovered objects in the Details tab.

    RecoveryReportProgress_low.png

     

     

    #

    Description

    Details

    1

    Run button

    Executes the report

    2

    Progress By selector

    Lets you choose to display progress by size or by count

    3

    Size unit selector

    (Progress by Size only) Lets you choose to display the size in MB, GB, or TB

    By default, the size is displayed in MB.

    4

    Progress bar for a table-space partition recovery

    Shows how much of the recovery has been completed. You can click the progress bar to view the list of recovered and not-recovered table spaces.

    5

    Progress bar for an index partition recovery

    Shows how much of the recovery has been completed. You can click the progress bar to view the list of recovered, rebuilt, and not-recovered index partitions.

    6

    Progress bar for all of the objects being recovered

    Lets you view the list of recovered and not-recovered objects.

    7

    Time to Completion field

    Shows the estimated time when the recovery will finish:

    g_gud_Check_16.png indicates that the recovery will finish within your defined Recovery Time Objective (RTO).

    status_warning.png indicates that the time will exceed your RTO.

    For more information, see Step 3.

    8

    Recovery Manager options

    Displays the Recovery Manager options

    See Setting-Recovery-Management-options.

    9

    Refresh button

    Refreshes the report

    10

    Color legend

    Indicates the colors that the bar charts use to convey recovery-completion status

     



 

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