PPRCOPY commands—CKD

Peer-to-Peer Remote Copy (PPRCOPY), also referred to as PPRC, allows synchronous and asynchronous copying of a DASD volume from one subsystem to another subsystem volume, without host system dependencies, for those subsystems that support it.
A detailed description of PPRCOPY can be found in z/OS DFSMS Advanced Copy Services. You need to read this before using the ICKDSF PPRCOPY commands.
This topic provides information on PPRCOPY and on the ICKDSF PPRCOPY commands, which initiates
and supports the PPRCOPY functions:
- How PPRCOPY works
- Using synchronous and asynchronous PPRCOPY; see Asynchronous PPRCOPY for additional information on Asynchronous PPRCOPY.
- Using cascading
- Converting from one PPRCOPY volume state to another
- PPRCOPY FAILOVER and FAILBACK
- Using Freeze/Run
- ICKDSF PPRCOPY Command Functions
- PPRCOPY Hardware Requirements
- PPRCOPY Software Requirements
- PPRCOPY Restrictions
- Setting Up the PPRCOPY Environment
- PPRCOPY commands Attention: In the following commands, PPRCOPY is shown as the keyword before each command, you can use PPRC in place of PPRCOPY.
- Establishing and managing PPRCOPY volumes and paths