Control-Alt-Delete: Model 204 recovery
SUG '02
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Slide 1: Alex Kodat

Slide 2: An Apology

Slide 3: What is Recovery?

Slide 4: Failures that Might Require Recovery

Slide 5: Failures that Might Require Recovery

Slide 6: General Recovery Platitudes

Slide 7: General Recovery Platitudes

Slide 8: Model 204 Recovery

Slide 9: Backups

Slide 10: Backups

Slide 11: Backup Technology Options

Slide 12: The Problem - Getting a Consistent Backup

Slide 13: Doing Backups While 204 Up

Slide 14: Online Backup Recommendations

Slide 15: When Modified Model 204 Pages are Written to Disk

Slide 16: When Modified Model 204 Pages are Written to Disk

Slide 17: A Word About FISTAT

Slide 18: Checkpoint Logging, AKA Pre-imaging

Slide 19: Checkpoint Logging, AKA Pre-imaging

Slide 20: Getting a New Checkpoint

Slide 21: Getting a New Checkpoint

Slide 22: Pre-imaging Features

Slide 23: Using the Pre-Images to Recover from a Crash

Slide 24: Snapshot Copy Technology

Slide 25: Snapshot Copy Technology

Slide 26: Doing Snapshot Copy During Checkpoint Quiesce

Slide 27: A BATCH2 Stream for Doing an External Backup

Slide 28: A BATCH2 Stream for Doing an External Backup

Slide 29: But Hold On

Slide 30: So a Thought

Slide 31: A Last Word About Procedure Files

Slide 32: Procedure File Recovery Techniques

Slide 33: Full-on Pre-imaging and Roll Forward Logging for Procedure Files

Slide 34: Pre-imaging Only for Procedure Files

Slide 35: RESET FISTAT for Procedure Files

Slide 36: A Modest Proposal for Procedure File Recovery

Slide 37: A Modest Proposal for Procedure File Recovery

Slide 38: Conclusions

Slide 39: Comments? Questions?


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