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Resource Recovery Services (RRS) Introduction to IMS |
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z/OS includes a facility for managing system resource recovery, called resource recovery services (RRS). RRS is the sync-point manager, which coordinates the update and recovery of multiple protected resources. RRS controls how and when protected resources are committed by coordinating with the resource managers (such as IMS) that have registered with RRS. RRS provides a system resource recovery platform such that applications that run on z/OS can have access to local and distributed resources and have system-coordinated recovery management of these resources. RRS support includes these features and services:
Related Reading: For more information about how IMS uses RRS, see the Resource Recovery Services/MVS. 9.
Two-phase
commit processing is a two-step process by which recoverable resources and
an external subsystem are committed. During the first step, the database manager
subsystems are polled to ensure that they are ready to commit. If all subsystems
respond positively, the database manager instructs them to commit.
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