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IMS Disaster Recovery Overview Glenn Galler IBM Advanced Technical Skills (ATS) February 7, 2013 Insert Custom Session QR if Desired.

Disaster Recovery VS. Local Recovery Disaster Recovery All production data is mirrored to remote site After disaster failover, mirroring systems are disabled DBMS systems are restarted using mirrored data Major operation to switch to remote site Used for major site failures or other real disasters 2

Disaster Recovery VS. Local Recovery Local Recovery User application failures or operational errors Recovery is for one or more groups of databases Application errors, operational errors, local hardware problems DBMS systems need local recovery resources Image copies, change accums, RECONs, etc. Recovery resources are mirrored to remote site Needed for local recovery following a failover Remote site is new production system for a period of time 3

IMS Recovery Resources RDS RDS: Emergency Restart checkpoint timestamps WADS OLDS/WADS: Current log data sets for restart SLDS Logger OLDS RLDS SLDS/RLDS: Archived logs for recovery IMS Control Region CHANGE ACCUM CA: Database change records for recovery DBRC RECON IMAGE COPY IC: Database image copy for recovery DATABASES DLI/SAS 4

IMS Recovery Resources RDS SLB: System Level Backup WADS Logger OLDS System Level Backup SLDS RLDS IMS Control Region System Level Backup CHANGE ACCUM DBRC RECON BACKUP RECON DLI/SAS DATABASES IMAGE COPY 5

IMS Recovery Methodologies Full Database Recovery Image Copy + Logs + Change Accum Uncommitted updates are backed out Timestamp Recovery Image Copy + Logs + Change Accum Or. Image Copy only Recovery to a Recovery Point Point-In-Time Recovery Image Copy + Logs + Change Accum + Recon Recovery is to any timestamp Uncommitted updates are not applied 6

Full Database Recovery Recover to the end of the log data set (to current) Uncommitted updates are backed out End of Log Lost IMS Data IMS LOG 1 Tran 1 UPD UPD CMT UPD UPD UPD UPD Tran 2 UPD UPD UPD UPD UPD CMT UPD IMS LOG 2 Tran 1 UPD UPD CMT UPD UPD UPD UPD Tran 2 UPD UPD UPD CMT UPD UPD UPD 7

Timestamp Recovery Recover to a Recovery Point No uncommitted updates exist at Recovery Point Recovery Point creation: UPDATE DB STOP(ACCESS) or /DBR UPDATE DB STOP(UPDATES) or /DBD UPDATE DB START(QUIESCE) IMS Recovery Point Lost IMS Data IMS LOG 1 IMS LOG 2 Tran 1 Tran 1 Tran 1 UPD UPD CMT UPD UPD UPD UPD UPD UPD CMT UPD UPD CMT Tran 2 Tran 2 Tran 2 UPD UPD UPD UPD UPD CMT UPD UPD UPD UPD CMT UPD UPD UPD CMT 8

Point-In-Time Recovery Recover to any timestamp No uncommitted updates are applied Any Timestamp Lost IMS Data IMS LOG 1 IMS LOG 2 Tran 1 Tran 1 UPD UPD CMT UPD UPD UPD UPD UPD UPD CMT UPD UPD CMT Tran 2 Tran 2 UPD UPD UPD UPD UPD CMT UPD UPD UPD UPD CMT UPD UPD UPD CMT 9

IMS Database Recovery Solutions IMS Database Recovery utility (DFSURDB0) Recovers a single DBDS per execution DBRC GENJCL.RECOV support IMS Database Recovery Facility (DRF) tool Part of the IMS Recovery Solution Pack Recovers multiple DBDS or Areas in single step Recovery methodologies supported Full Database Recovery (to current) Time Stamp Recovery to a Recovery Point Point-In-Time Recovery to any timestamp IMS Recovery Expert tool Uses System Level Backups for both Local and Disaster Recovery 10

IBM Disaster Recovery Solutions IMS Recovery Solutions IMS databases are recovered using image copies and/or logs IMS Full Database recovery or IMS Timestamp recovery IMS Restart Solutions IMS system and databases are mirrored to remote site IMS Recovery Expert Disaster Restart Coordinated IMS and DB2 Disaster Restart GDPS and Storage Mirroring IMS Restart & Recovery Solution IMS system and databases are mirrored to remote site Additional transmitted data allows for forward recovery 11

IMS Disaster Recovery Solutions Many IMS solutions IMS data is transmitted to recover databases to some point in time Image copies, Change Accums, Recons, Logs IMS environment data sets exist at remote site Databases are restored using recovery utilities Recovery to a consistent point (ex. Recovery Point) Or, recovery requires backout of uncommitted updates IMS is restarted with some amount of data loss IMS Tools Products enhance DR solutions: IMS Recovery Solution Pack (DRF, HPIC, DRF/XF, IIB) IMS HPPC 12

IMS Disaster Restart Solutions IMS Recovery Expert System Level Backup Creates a System Level Backup (SLB) of IMS environment Snapshot is restored at remote site IMS is emergency restarted with dynamic backout Coordinated IMS and DB2 Disaster Restart IMS Recovery Expert and DB2 Recovery Expert Creates a System Level Backup (SLB) of IMS and DB2 environment IMS and DB2 are restarted with dynamic backout and Undo/Redo GDPS and Storage Mirroring Data is transferred synchronously or asynchronously to Remote site IMS is emergency restarted with dynamic backout 13

Coordinated IMS/DB2 Recovery & Restart IMS Recovery Expert and DB2 Recovery Expert Creates a System Level Backup (SLB) of IMS and DB2 environment Additional Logs, Change Accums and Recons are transmitted Point-In-Time Recovery Brings databases forward using SLB and logs Reduction in RPO IMS and DB2 are restarted 14

RTO vs. RPO Recovery Time Objective (RTO) Time allowed to recover the applications All critical operations are up and running again Considerations include: Recovery of databases Restarting the network Recovery Point Objective (RPO) Amount of data lost in the disaster Last point-in-time when all data was consistent Considerations include: Frequency of creating recovery points Frequency of transfer of data to remote site 15

Defining RPO (Created Once/Day) Midnight Noon Recovery Resources Other Backups 2 Hrs 2 Hrs Send Offsite 1 Hr Day 1 Day 2 0 1 2 3 12 16 18 22 0 1 2 3 12 16 18 22 Best Case DR Event Worst Case DR Event RPO Best Case RPO Worst Case DR Event Day 1 = Resources + 3 Hrs Day 2 = Resources + 27 Hrs 16

Defining RPO (Created Twice/Day) Midnight Noon Recovery Resources 2 Hrs Recovery Resources 2 Hrs Other Backups 2 Hrs Other Backups 2 Hrs Send Offsite 1 Hr Send Offsite 1 Hr Day 1a Day 1b Day 2a Day 2b 0 1 2 3 12 13 14 15 0 1 2 3 12 13 14 15 Best Case DR Event Worst Case DR Event RPO Best Case RPO Worst Case DR Event Day 1a = Resources + 3 Hrs Day 1b = Resources + 15 Hrs 17

Defining RTO Restore z/os Environment 3 Hrs Restore SLB 2 Hrs Restart IMS and DB2 1 Hrs 0 3 5 6 Recovery at Remote Site DR Event RTO Time 6 Hours 18

IMS Disaster Recovery Solutions IMS Full Database Recovery IMS Timestamp Recovery 19

IMS Disaster Recovery Solutions RDS Production Site WADS Remote Site Transmitted SLDS Logger OLDS RLDS IMS Control Region CHANGE ACCUM DBRC RECON BACKUP RECON DLI/SAS DATABASES IMAGE COPY 20

IMS Disaster Recovery Solutions Remote Site Restart IMS Allocate New Clean Recon Transmitted WADS BACKUP RECON SLDS Logger OLDS RLDS IMS Control Region RDS CHANGE ACCUM Recover DB DBRC DATABASES BACKUP RECON DLI/SAS IMAGE COPY 21

IMS Disaster Recovery Solutions Remote Site Backup Recon Cleanup Backup Recon reflects all activity in production Recon Must be manually cleaned for use at remote site Cleanup Steps Step 1: Close and archive open OLDS data set Step 2: Abnormally terminate and/or delete active subsystems Step 3: Flag primary image copy as invalid Step 4: Change Accumulation data sets Step 5: Flag DEDB AREAs for recovery 22

IMS Disaster Recovery Solutions Recover Databases and Restart IMS Backup Recon is ready for remote site GENJCL.RECOV creates recovery JCL If databases are registered to DBRC Full Database Recovery Recovery includes uncommitted updates Emergency restart with dynamic backout Batch backout and Cold start Timestamp Recovery Image copies only or with log data sets No uncommitted updates Cold start IMS 23

IMS Disaster Restart Solutions IMS Recovery Expert System Level Backup Coordinated Disaster Restart for IMS and DB2 GDPS and Storage Mirroring 24

IMS Recovery Expert: Disaster Restart RDS Production Site WADS Remote Site Transmitted Logger OLDS System Level Backup SLDS RLDS IMS Control Region System Level Backup CHANGE ACCUM DBRC RECON BACKUP RECON DLI/SAS DATABASES IMAGE COPY 25

IMS Recovery Expert: Disaster Restart Remote Site /ERE IMS Restore SLB Transmitted WADS SLDS System Level Backup Logger OLDS RLDS System Level Backup CHANGE ACCUM IMS Control Region RDS BACKUP RECON DBRC RECON IMAGE COPY DLI/SAS DATABASES 26

Restart from System Level Backup (SLB) Restore the System Level Backup (SLB) Dynamically backout uncommitted updates during /ERE IMS SLB SLB Lost IMS Data IMS LOG 1 IMS LOG 2 Tran 1 Tran 1 UPD UPD CMT UPD UPD UPD UPD UPD UPD CMT UPD UPD CMT Tran 2 Tran 2 UPD UPD UPD UPD UPD CMT UPD UPD UPD UPD CMT UPD UPD UPD CMT 27

IMS Disaster Restart Solutions IMS Recovery Expert (5655-S98) System Level Backup Coordinated Disaster Restart for IMS and DB2 GDPS and Storage Mirroring 28

Coordinated IMS and DB2 Restart Combined SLB created from IMS and DB2 volumes Separate analysis is performed on IMS and DB2 Volumes combined under one Recovery Expert product At Primary site, one SLB is created One Flashcopy for all IMS and DB2 volumes At Remote site Single SLB is restored IMS and DB2 are restarted individually IMS Dynamic Backout and DB2 Undo/Redo processing occur 29

Restart from Combined System Level Backup (SLB) Restore the System Level Backup (SLB) Dynamically backout IMS and DB2 uncommitted updates SLB Lost IMS/DB2 Data IMS and DB2 SLB DB2 LOG 1 DB2 LOG 2 DB2 Tran 1 DB2 Tran 1 UPD UPD CMT UPD UPD UPD UPD UPD UPD CMT UPD UPD CMT DB2 Tran 2 DB2 Tran 2 UPD UPD UPD UPD UPD CMT UPD UPD UPD UPD CMT UPD UPD UPD CMT IMS LOG 1 IMS LOG 2 IMS Tran 1 IMS Tran 1 UPD UPD CMT UPD UPD UPD UPD UPD UPD CMT UPD UPD CMT IMS Tran 2 IMS Tran 2 UPD UPD UPD UPD UPD CMT UPD UPD UPD UPD CMT UPD UPD UPD CMT 30

Coordinated IMS/DB2 Recovery & Restart Separate SLBs created for IMS and DB2 volumes Separate analysis is performed on IMS and DB2 At Primary site: Separate SLB is created for IMS and for DB2 Archived logs are transmitted to remote site At Remote site: IMS and DB2 SLBs are restored Point In Time Recovery using timestamp in IMS and DB2 Start IMS and DB2 31

Coordinated IMS/DB2 Recovery & Restart Restore the System Level Backup (SLB) Find coordinated timestamp between IMS and DB2 Dynamically backout IMS and DB2 uncommitted updates Lost DB2 Data SLB + Logs DB2 SLB DB2 LOG 1 DB2 LOG 2 DB2 Tran 1 DB2 Tran 1 UPD UPD CMT UPD UPD UPD UPD UPD UPD CMT UPD UPD DB2 Tran 2 DB2 Tran 2 UPD UPD UPD UPD UPD CMT UPD UPD UPD UPD CMT UPD Lost IMS Data IMS SLB IMS LOG 1 IMS LOG 2 IMS Tran 1 IMS Tran 1 UPD UPD CMT UPD UPD UPD UPD UPD UPD CMT UPD UPD CMT IMS Tran 2 IMS Tran 2 UPD UPD UPD UPD UPD CMT UPD UPD UPD UPD CMT UPD UPD UPD CMT 32

IMS Disaster Restart Solutions IMS Recovery Expert (5655-S98) System Level Backup Coordinated Disaster Restart for IMS and DB2 GDPS and Storage Mirroring 33

IMS Disaster Restart Solutions IBM managed storage mirroring environments IBM Metro Mirror (formerly PPRC) IBM Hyperswap Manager IBM Global Mirror IBM z/os Global Mirror (formerly XRC) Geographically Dispersed Parallel Sysplex (GDPS) Optional for storage mirroring Provides automation for mirroring procedures 34

9 9 10 8 10 8 7 7 12 6 12 6 5 5 2 4 2 4 3 3 GDPS/PPRC IBM Metro Mirror Primary Site 11 1 11 1 CF1 CF2 GDPS Primary Open Open P1 P2 GDPS Remote CBU A Metro Mirror B Synchronous data transmission RPO = 0 RTO = Restart of systems GDPS uses Freeze policy Distance is limited (about 20KM) After failover 1. Stop GDPS/PPRC 2. Start CBU 3. IPL Systems 4. Restart DBMS systems P1 P2 Remote Site 35

9 9 10 8 10 8 7 7 12 6 12 6 5 5 2 4 2 4 3 3 GDPS/PPRC HyperSwap Manager Primary Site 11 1 11 1 CF1 CF2 GDPS Primary GDPS Remote Open Open P1 P2 CBU A Metro Mirror B GDPS managed MM disks Data is System z and Open data HyperSwap for system z Open data is frozen Primary disk failures (Unplanned) I/O errors Boxed devices Control unit failures User initiated switch (Planned) HyperSwap to switch disks Remote Site 36

9 10 8 7 12 6 5 2 4 3 9 10 8 7 12 6 5 2 4 3 GDPS/Global Mirror Primary Site Remote Site 11 1 11 1 CF1 GDPS Primary P1 P2 Global Mirror B Required FlashCopy F A GDPS Remote CBU CF2 Open P1 P2 Open Asynchronous data transmission RPO = 3-5 seconds (bandwidth) RTO = Restart of systems System z and Open data Distance is unlimited After failover Stop GDPS/GM Start CBU IPL Systems Restart DBMS systems 37

9 10 8 7 12 6 5 2 4 3 9 10 8 11 7 12 6 5 1 2 4 3 GDPS/XRC z/os Global Mirror Primary Site Remote Site 11 1 CF1 GDPS Primary P1 P2 z/os Global Mirror B Optional FlashCopy F A System Data Mover GDPS Remote CBU CF2 Side File Cache Journal P1 P2 Asynchronous data transmission RPO = 3-5 seconds (bandwidth) RTO = Restart of systems System z only Distance is unlimited After failover Stop GDPS/XRC, SDM Start CBU IPL Systems Restart DBMS systems 38

9 9 10 8 10 8 12 11 1 7 12 11 1 7 6 6 5 5 2 4 2 4 3 3 9 10 8 7 12 6 5 2 4 3 GDPS/Metro-Global Mirror (Cascaded) Primary Site 1 Remote Site 2 CF1 GDPS Primary P1 P2 Global Mirror 11 1 C Required FlashCopy F GDPS Remote 2 CBU CF3 Open A P1 P2 Open Open Metro Mirror B Three-site solution GDPS/PPRC = Site 1 and 2 RPO = 0 RTO = Restart of systems Remote Site 1 CF2 GDPS Remote 1 CBU P1 P2 Distance is limited GDPS/GM = Site 2 and 3 RPO = 3-5 seconds RTO = Restart of systems 39 Distance is unlimited

9 9 10 8 10 8 12 11 1 7 12 11 1 7 6 6 5 5 2 4 2 4 3 3 9 10 8 7 12 6 5 2 4 3 GDPS/Metro-z/OS GM (Multi-Target) Primary Site 1 Remote Site 2 CF1 GDPS Primary P1 P2 z/os Global Mirror 11 1 C System Data Mover Required FlashCopy GDPS Remote CBU F CF2 CF2 Remote Site 1 Open Open GDPS Remote 1 CBU P1 A Metro Mirror B P2 Side File Cache Three-site solution Journal GDPS/PPRC = Site 1 and Site 2 RPO = 0 RTO = Restart of systems Distance is limited GDPS/XRC = Site 1 and Site 3 RPO = 3-5 seconds RTO = Restart of systems Distance is unlimited P1 P2 40

IMS and DB2 DR Tutorials IBM developerworks www.ibm.com/developerworks External IBM website with articles, tutorials and demonstrations IMS Disaster Recovery Tutorials Four parts: Part 1: Overview of all solutions Part 2: IMS Base and IMS Tool solutions Part 3: IMS Recovery Expert Disaster and Local Recovery Part 4: Coordinated IMS and DB2 Disaster Recovery Downloadable demonstration file Demos are installed on hard disk and viewed with internet browser 41

IMS and DB2 DR Tutorials DeveloperWorks URL for Tutorials http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/views/data/libraryview.jsp?search_b y=ims+disaster+recovery+solutions Search on Exploring IMS Disaster Recovery in DeveloperWorks 42