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This video describes Virtual Storage Option (SVO) that is used by nonshared DEDBs and how emergency and cold starts are processed.
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This video continues the discussion of SVSO, its implementation, and possible failure scenarios.
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This video starts the discussion of Shared Virtual Storage Option (SVSO) and how and why it's used for DEDBs.
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This describes Fast Path emergency restarts and cold starts.
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This video describes the DMAC, which provides a physical description of an AREA, and how space is managed for SDEPs in DEDBs.
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This video provides an overview sequential dependent segments (SDEPs) and how and why they are used in Fast Path DEDBs.
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This video describes how automatic SDEP buffer management can allow SDEP CIs to be automatically cleaned up regularly.
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This videos describes some of the updates to the DEDB Alter utility.
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This video shows you how to run the DEDB Alter utility.
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This video describes how to use the DEDB Alter utility to change UOW, ROOT, SIZE,
and RMNAME values.
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This video describes how to use the IMS generation process to build secondary indexes in a DEDB.
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This video covers how secondary indexes are used in DEDB. Secondary indexes allow alternate sequencing of data, alternate key access to data, and more.
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This video describes how a DEDB manages space across a dependent overflow (DOVF) and an independent overflow (IOVF).
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This video describes how space is managed in an IMS Fast Path DEDB environment.
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Learn about control intervals (CIs) and how they're used in a Fast Path DEDB environment.
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Learn how IMS AREA data sets (ADSs) are defined
as VSAM EDSDs and how the allocation of space within the data
set is determined by the DBD.
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