Coded data generation or conversion – Digital code to digital code converters – Tree structure
Patent
1995-02-28
1997-04-29
Black, Thomas G.
Coded data generation or conversion
Digital code to digital code converters
Tree structure
395611, 395612, 395180, 341 51, G06F 1730
Patent
active
056258178
ABSTRACT:
A computer performing a method in accordance with the invention receives from an end-user identifier(s) for one or more damaged (or otherwise unavailable) DASD volumes, and, optionally, an identifier for one or more DB2 subsystems. By searching and correlating DB2 and MVS data resources not residing on the damaged volume(s), the computer determines which object(s) on the specified damaged volume(s) are DB2 objects, and which DB2 subsystem(s) own each of these DB2 objects. A list of recoverable DB2 objects is created, and, optionally, provided to a recovery utility program for the purpose of facilitating recovery. The method permits identification of recoverable DB2 objects without needing access to the damaged or unavailable volumes, either before or after the volume failure, thereby advantageously enabling recovery methods after a volume failure has occurred.
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Birk Carla C.
Wood Greg D.
Black Thomas G.
BMC Software Inc.
Lewis Cheryl
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