You use the IMS single
point of control (SPOC) OM API to enter the UPDATE DB command
with the START(QUIESCE) keyword to establish a
recovery point. You can also enter an UPDATE DB START(QUIESCE) OPTION(HOLD)
command to have a recovery point established, and keep the database
quiesced.
The UPDATE START(QUIESCE) command
stops all updates in progress and saves them to a direct access storage
device (DASD). When this command is issued, all open ALLOC records
on any sharing systems are closed. When the command completes, you
have a recovery point, and applications can continue to make updates
to the database.
To create recovery points for high-activity
databases:
Procedure
- Enter one of the following commands from IMS SPOC:
Option |
Description |
UPDATE AREA NAME(area_name) START(QUIESCE) |
To quiesce a Fast Path area and establish a new recovery point. |
UPDATE DB NAME(db_name) START(QUIESCE) |
To quiesce a full-function database and establish a new recovery
point. |
UPDATE DB NAME(HALDBmaster_name) START(QUIESCE) |
To quiesce a full-function HALDB. Note: When the quiesce function
is invoked on a full-function HALDB, it affects all of the partitions
of the HALDB. The command does not set on the quiesce in progress
flag on in the RECON data sets for the HALDB master. Instead it sets
the quiesce in progress flag on in each HALDB partition.
|
UPDATE DB NAME(DEDB_name) START(QUIESCE) |
To quiesce a Fast Path DEDB and establish a new recovery point. |
UPDATE DATAGRP NAME(dbgrp_name) START(QUIESCE) |
To quiesce a database group and establish a new recovery point. |
IMS SPOC returns
the following output:
DBName MbrName CC
DBXYZ IM02 0
DBXYZ IM01 0
DBXYZ IM03 0
- Verify that the command has processed successfully. Enter
the following command from IMS SPOC: QRY DB NAME(DBXYZ) SHOW(STATUS)
IMS SPOC returns
the following output:
DBName MbrName CC TYPE LclStat
DBXYZ IM03 0 DLI ALLOCS,OPEN
DBXYZ IM01 0 DLI ALLOCS,OPEN
DBXYZ IM02 0 DLI ALLOCS,OPEN
- Create a concurrent image copy of the database. Verify
that the image copy completes successfully.