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Recovering to a log mark

Just as you can use 

BMC AMI Recovery Manager

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 to recover to a timestamp or log point, you can use them to recover to a log mark.

In BMC AMI Recovery Manager in the foreground, see the following figure, the Recovery Type Selection panel provides the 7. Logmark selection.

ARMRC03C === Recovery Type Selection - RDAXXX2  TEST               ============
Command ===> _________________________________________________________________
                                                                              
Recover to . . . . . 6 1. Current         2. Image copy    3. Quiesce          
                       4. Common point (select from list)  5. Specific Logpoint
                       6. Timestamp       7. Logmark                           
                                                                              
  Full copy only . . 2 1. Yes   2. No  (for option 2)                          
  Relative point . . 0_ 0=Last to 99=99th previous (for options 2,3 or 7)      
  Points between . . 2012 - 09 - 05   16 : 44   (YYYY - MM - DD HH : MM        
    and. . . . . . . 2012 - 09 - 06   16 : 44        for option 4)             
  To Timestamp . . . ____ - __ - __   __ : __ : __ : __ (Inflights resolved)   
  To Logpoint. . . . ____________________ (option 5)                          
  To Logmark . . . . ________________________________________ (option 7)      
  Resolve Inflights. _ 1. Yes   2. No  (for options 5 and 7)                   
Log Only . . . . . . 2 1. Yes   2. No                                          
Backout. . . . . . . 3 1. Yes   2. No   3. Auto (RECOVER PLUS only)            
Analyze. . . . . . . 1 1. Yes   2. No   3. Only (RECOVER PLUS only)            
Check unchanged. . . 2 1. Yes   2. No  (exclude unchanged from recovery)       
Simulate recovery. . 2 1. Yes   2. No                                          
Recover clones only. 2 1. Yes   2. No

For BMC AMI Recovery Manager in the background, see the following figure, the Recovery Type Selection panel provides the 8. Logmark selection.

ARMGJ02B ============= Batch Object Set JCL Generation Options =====================
Command ===> _________________________________________________________________
                                                                              
Log Only . . . . . . 2 1. Yes      2. No                                      
Sitetype . . . . . . 1 1. LOCAL    2. RECOVERY                                
JCL type . . . . . . 1 1. LOCAL    2. DR                                      
Check unchanged. . . 2 1. Yes      2. No  (exclude unchanged from recovery)   
ObjectSet syntax . . 1 1. Yes      2. No            (for RECOVER PLUS only)   
Analyze. . . . . . . 1 1. Yes      2. No   3. Only  (for RECOVER PLUS only)   
Simulate recovery. . 2 1. Yes      2. No            (for RECOVER PLUS only)   
Backout. . . . . . . 3 1. Yes      2. No   3. Auto  (Auto for RECOVER PLUS only)
Recover clones only. 2 1. Yes      2. No

For more information, see the BMC AMI Recovery Manager for Db2 documentation.

In order to invoke the inflight resolution, you should also enter 1 (Yes) for Resolve Inflights.

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provides syntax to support log marks with relative and absolute generation numbers on the OPTIONS command with LOGPOINT LOGMARK logMarkName (logMarkGeneration)and on the RECOVER command with TOLOGPOINT LOGMARK logMarkName (logMarkGeneration). For more information, see the BMC AMI Recover for Db2 documentation.

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