Updating Image Copy options
The Image Copy Options are used if you choose to process Image Copy data sets during disaster recovery processing.
Procedure
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On the Update Disaster Recovery Profile panel (BSY$DPRM), specify U in the
Process Image Copies for DR field. Press Enter.
Figure 1. Edit DR Image Copy Options panel (BSY$DPR3) BSY$DPR3 -------- Edit DR Image Copy Options ------- 2021/09/22 14:46:19 Option ===> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Creator: PDBISC Name: FFJKJ User: PDBISC Share Option: U (Upd,View,No) Description: DDL IMS System/Group: ICA2 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Image Copy Options: Image Copies used at DR ==> C (Yes/IC2/Copy/None) Number of Image Copy copy tasks ==> 4 (1-32) Image Copies needed at DR site ==> 030 (days) 000 (hours) Unit for Copying Image Copies ==> CART Edit Allocation parameters ==> N (Yes/No) Number of qualifiers to replace ==> 1 (0-9) DR Image Copy Prefix ==> ICA2.IC.DR
- On the Edit DR Image Copy Options panel, specify information for the
following Image Copy options:
- Image Copies Used at DR
- Specify which Image Copy data sets to use at the DR site. Specify C if you want IMS Recovery Expert to copy local IC data sets and register the copied data sets in the DR RECON. Specify Y if you want IMS Recovery Expert to leave all IC data sets in the DR RECON. Specify 2 if you want IMS Recovery Expert to leave all IC2 data sets and invalidate all IC1 data sets in the DR RECON. Specify N if you want IMS Recovery Expert to invalidate all registered IC data sets in the DR RECON.
- Number of Image Copy copy tasks
- Specify how many tasks you want IMS Recovery Expert to assign to the Image Copy-copy process. Specify a number between 1 and 32.
- Image Copies needed at DR site
- Specify the number of days and/or hours of image copy data sets that are needed at disaster recovery.
- Unit for Copying Image Copies
- Specify the tape or DASD unit device to be used to allocate data sets to be created when copying image copy data sets.
- Edit allocation parameters
- Specify Y to edit the Image Copy-copy allocation parameter panel.
- Number of qualifiers to replace
- Specify how many qualifiers of the existing Image Copy data sets name you want to replace with the DR Image Copy prefix.
- DR Image Copy Prefix
- Specify the Image Copy data sets prefix that the copied Image Copy data sets will have at the disaster recovery site. You can include &SSID in the prefix to have IMS Recovery Expert replace it with the IMS subsystem name.
- If you specify Y in the Edit allocation
parameters field, the Local IC copy allocation panel opens:
Figure 2. Local IC copy allocation panel (BSY$DPR7) BSY$DPR7 ------- Local IC copy allocation ------ 2021/11/11 15:42:17.46 Option ===> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Creator: PDMONA Name: TEST2 User: PDMONA Share Option: U (Upd,View,No) Description: IMS System/Group: EMC ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Parameters for Local IC copy: SMS Data Class ==> SMS Storage Class ==> SMS Management Class ==> Tape specific parameters: Expiration Date *or* ==> (YYYYDDD/YYDDD) Retention Period ==> 0100 (4 digit number)
- Specify the following Local IC copy allocation options:
- SMS Data Class
- Specify what SMS data class to use for the allocation of the copied local Image Copy data sets.
- SMS Storage Class
- Specify what SMS storage class to use for the allocation of the copied local Image Copy data sets.
- SMS Management Class
- Specify what SMS management class to use for the allocation of the copied local Image Copy data sets.
- Expiration Date
- If you specified to use a tape unit for the copied IC data sets, specify an expiration date for the data sets. You must specify either an Expiration date or a Retention Period.
- Retention Period
- If you specified to use a tape unit for the copied IC data sets, specify a retention period for the data sets. You must specify either an Expiration date or a Retention Period.