Task 1: (first time only) Building subsystem object sets
Use this procedure to generate JCL to build object sets for all application data within a subsystem (through the ARMBGPS program).
If this is the first time that you are building subsystem object sets, perform this procedure. If you already have built subsystem object sets, skip to Task-5-Setting-options-to-generate-simulation-JCL.
To build subsystem object sets
- In the main menu, select Option 6, Subsystem recovery and press Enter.
In the System Recovery Preparation and JCL Generation panel, select Option 1, Full Recovery and press Enter.The Build Recovery Object Sets panel is displayed.
ARMUFS1 ==================== Build Recovery Object Sets ============================
Command ===> _________________________________________________________________
You are about to generate JCL to build RMGR recovery groups based on a sizing balance. Enter the fields and press Enter. .
Object Set owner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RDAXXX__
Object Set name prefix . . . . . . . . . . . ALLOBJ__________
Object Set description . . . . . . . . . . . _________________________
Maximum number of Object sets. . . . . . . . 10 (2-99)
Build job for backup JCL generation . . 1 (1=Yes/2=No)
Output data set. . RDAXXX.BMCARM_________________________________________
Copy All Index Spaces . 2 1. Yes 2. No 3. Auto
Index Size Threshold __________ _ max bytes(4294967295K,4194303M,4095G)
Include Clones. . . . . . 2 (1=Yes/2=No)
Output data set. . ______________________________________________________- On the panel, enter information as required and press Enter.See the following table for descriptions of the fields.
- When the JCL Specification panel appears, enter a fully qualified output data set name.Be aware of the following information:
- The output data set is used for saving the JCL and must be cataloged. If not enclosed in quotes, the output data set will be prefixed by your TSO prefix.
- The job statement must contain a symbolic variable (&#) for the job number.
Save the JCL data set or submit the job as required.
The subsystem groups are created and saved in the BMC AMI Recovery Manager repository with GENERATED BY ARMBGPS as the description. Subsystem-object-set-creation-JCL provides an example of the JCL that is generated.
Option
BMC AMI Recovery Manager default
Description
Object Set owner
None
Specifies a valid TSO user ID for BMC AMI Recovery Manager to use as the creatorId part of each object set name.
For more information about authorizations for creating object sets, see the BMC AMI Recovery Manager for Db2 documentation.
Object Set name prefix 1
None
Specifies a character string for BMC AMI Recovery Manager to use as a prefix in the object set part of each object set name.
BMC AMI Recovery Manager adds a 2-digit number suffix to provide a unique name for each object set. The prefix must not exceed 16 characters. The numerical suffixes that BMC AMI Recovery Manager adds start at 01 and continue up to the value that you provide at the Maximum number of Object sets prompt.
Object Set description
None
Specifies a description for your object sets.
For example, DR SIMULATION.
Maximum number of groups
10
Specifies the maximum number of object sets (2-99) to create.
Build job for backup JCL generation
Yes
Specifies whether to build backup jobs for your applications.
Important: Specify No for simulations and estimations. You should already have backups of your business applications.
Output data set (for backup job)
None
Specifies an output data set for backup jobs.
Important: Leave this blank. You should not be generating backup jobs during a simulation or estimation.
Copy All Index Spaces
No
Specifies whether to back up eligible index spaces.
This option is only available when
version 3.5 or later is selected as the recovery utility and
is selected as the copy utility.
- Yes—Back up all eligible indexes
- No—(the default) Do not back up eligible indexes
- Auto—Back up indexes as large or larger than the size specified in the Index Size Threshold field.
Index Size Threshold
Specifies the size threshold at which indexes are backed up rather than rebuilt. This option is used in conjunction with Copy Index Space Auto.
Enter the size as follows:
- M—Megabytes (the default). Valid range is 0-4194303.
- K—Kilobytes. Valid range is 0-4294967295.
- G—Gigabytes. Valid range is 0-4095.
1This task creates groups in your BMC AMI Recovery Manager repository. If you want to keep your simulation groups separate from your production disaster recovery groups, give them a different name.
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