Hello,
here is a sample what you could do using netview or any
other proper automation tool:
do every hour
if qmgr a available
issue dis cfstruct(*) on qma
else
if qmgr b available
issue dis cfstruct(*) on qmb
endif
issue backup cfstruct for every structure on proper qma/b
end do
anyway, it depends on your amount of data and the way the
application works. messages should not reside in queues
for hours , especially if these queues are shared queues.
it also depends on how busy your queuemanager is and how
many logdata has to be read in case of a recovery
situation.
anyway, try keep backups small (try to keep queues empty)
and try to do frequent backups to minimize recovery time
(especially for production systems)
maybe it makes sense to do backups depending on
queuemanager (or beter, qsg) activity, e.g. depending
on the number of active log switches. just an idea, i did
not think much about it yet.
regards
stefan
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Betreff: Backup CFstruct
Listeners,
Did one of you already setup a Backup strategy for your structures and
wants
to share this??
Regards,
Erik Dijkerman X
Rabobank ICT/Serverbedrijf
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