OAM contains a single object recovery utility for recovering a
single object from removable media. You can use either the first or
the second backup copy for single object recovery as determined by
the settings of the SETOSMC statements in the active CBROAM
xx member of PARMLIB. The system creates a new
primary copy from a backup copy (if one exists) using the following
criteria:
- If the primary object resides on optical disk, OAM uses a backup
copy (on either optical disk or tape) to create a new optical primary
copy.
- If the primary object resides on tape, a backup copy (on either
optical disk or tape) is used to create a new tape primary copy.
- If the primary object resides on the DB2 sublevel, OAM uses a
backup copy (on either optical disk or tape) to create a new DB2 sublevel
primary copy.
- If the primary object resides on the file system, OAM uses a backup
copy (on either optical disk or tape) to create a new file system
primary copy.
The operator starts the single object recovery utility to copy
the object. For further information on this procedure, see Starting object recovery for single objects.