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R+/ CHANGE ACCUM


R+/CHANGE ACCUM

 for Db2 offers the ability to create new recovery resources. Using these resources with 

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 can significantly streamline normal and disaster recovery processes. 

R+/CHANGE ACCUM

 extracts and sorts updates from the Db2 log for a designated group of spaces and stores the updates in a file. This file, called a change accumulation file, provides an efficient alternative recovery resource for 

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 to use instead of Db2 log data sets.

R+/CHANGE ACCUM consists of an interactive ISPF interface and a batch utility. You can use the interface to define and create change accumulation groups. A change accumulation group can contain any number of table spaces, partitions, or data sets. Indexes cannot be included in a group, but indexes can be accumulated by specifying INDEXES YES on the SYSIN statement. Groups are stored in the R+/CHANGE ACCUM repository. You use the R+/CHANGE ACCUM batch utility to routinely generate change accumulation files, because R+/CHANGE ACCUM selects only the log record data that is needed for recovery, it can enhance the speed of recovery processes. 

R+/CHANGE ACCUM performs the following:

  • Reduces elapsed time required to recover table spaces (and, optionally, their associated indexes).
  • Reduces the media requirements for log records.
  • Limits shared resources, thereby enabling greater concurrency.
  • Increases availability of Db2 data.
  • Increases predictability, because recovery time depends only on the resources needed for the spaces being recovered.

For detailed information, see the R+/CHANGE ACCUM documentation.



 

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