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Part 4: IMS HALDB repair considerationsThis video covers IMS DB repair techniques that are specific to HALDBs, such as re-creating the ILDS and primary index from the recovered DBDS. |
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Part 3: General IMS database repair techniquesThis video describes standard IMS database recovery methods, application repair techniques, and correcting IMS database problems. The next video will look at specific considerations for HALDBs. |
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Part 2: Example of IMS database layouts for PHIDAM/OSAM DBThis video covers some database layouts that should be useful for you to understand how to repair and recover the IMS catalog database, specifically looking at:- Library Integrity utility DBD Map of… |
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Part 1: Introduction to recovery and repair of the IMS catalogThis video provides an overview of the the structure and purpose of the IMS catalog, which is an IMS high availability large database (HALDB). The goal of this video series is learn how to repair and… |
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Unit 13, Section 1: HALDB Candidates and BenefitsThis video describes the candidates for HALDB, critical factors in the successful implementation of HALDB, and where to find more information about HALDB. |
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Unit 12, Section 4: HALDB Online Reorganization Performance ConsiderationsThis video describes how performance can be affected by the OLR process. |
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Unit 12, Section 3: HALDB OLR Commands and LoggingThis video describes the commands used to get information about the OLR process. The video also covers the data that is captured by logging during the OLR process. |
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Unit 12, Section 2: HALDB Online Reorganization Overview, Part 2This second video describes the online reorganization process: copying segments, application access, subsequent reorganizations, and creating output data sets. |
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Unit 12, Section 1: HALDB Online Reorganization Overview, Part 1This first video provides an overview of the benefits, environments, naming conventions, and more for online reorganization. |
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Unit 11, Section 3: HALDB Miscellaneous ConsiderationsThis video describes various HALDB considerations such as locking, logging, OSAM sequential buffering, data set groups, and data sharing. |
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Unit 11, Section 2: HALDB Application Considerations, Part 2This second video about application considerations describes initial loads with logical relationships and with secondary indexes, limiting a PCB to one or more partitions, and DL/I Calls with HALDB. |
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Unit 11, Section 1: HALDB Application Considerations, Part 1This first video about application considerations covers processing a secondary index as a database and initial loads. |
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Unit 10, Section 1: Secondary Indexes and HALDBThis video describes the support for secondary indexes with HALDB and the limitations of adding secondary indexes with HALDB. |
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Unit 9, Section 2: Database and Partition Changes, Part 2This second video continues the discussion about what changes that you can make to the database and partitions for HALDBs. |
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Unit 9, Section 1: Database and Partition Changes, Part 1This first video describes changes that you can make to the database and partitions for HALDBs. |
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Unit 8, Section 9: HALDB ToolkitThis video describes the HALDB Toolkit, which was formerly known as the IMS HALDB Conversion and Maintenance Aid. You can use this IBM product to help with the HALDB migration process. |