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This IBM Redbooks publication serves as a companion to other
sources of availability and recovery topics, which most
significantly include the Backup and Recovery manual, SC41-5304. It
offers a collection of tips
and techniques from many sources, including professional
consultants specializing in availability, recovery,
systems management, and performance. Plus, it highlights new
availability and recovery features for V4R2
and significant functions from earlier releases.
The information in this book assumes that you are familiar with
AS/400 operating procedures, such as
using commands to save your system. It also assumes that you
understand basic problem determination
techniques, such as where to find error messages and how to report
problems.
This book was written for the AS/400 system administrator. System
administrators are responsible
for ensuring that the AS/400 system maintains a level of
availability to meet business demands. Their
responsibility includes:
* Ensuring the system is backed up in the event that recovery is
needed
* Enforcing and monitoring the backup and recovery plan
* Planning for, implementing, and managing the appropriate hardware
and software components
to ensure a level of availability consistent with business
requirements
* Defining system-wide values that affect save-and-restore
operations, data integrity, security,
and performance
* Enabling the techniques and tools to automate save-and-restore
procedures
* Maintaining reliable documentation for changes made to the
system
As IBM continues to enhance the availability of the AS/400 system
and improve save-and-restore
functions, more tools and techniques are readily accessible to
maintain your system's availability.
This book can help you understand the features of the AS/400
system, increase your system's
availability, and prevent or reduce the impact of an outage.
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