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HSM implementation and customisation

Intended for

Systems programmers, operations staff and storage administrators.

Background

Knowledge of MVS concepts (see MVS, OS/390 and z/OS overview) as well as JCL (see JCL) and Utility programs.

Course leader

RSM Technology.

Duration

3 days.

Schedule

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06/10/2010EHigh Wycombe1275 GBP
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  • Countries:
    Belgium 
    Netherlands 
    Elsewhere 

Objectives

This course describes and explains how best to implement, customise and utilise HSM. Startup commands and options are examined in detail, giving practical guidance on performance and availability issues. Customisation of the environment is also covered in some detail. Managing and monitoring HSM are also important areas which require some attention, in order to provide a good service to end users. Another area which is often neglected is disaster backup using HSM. These are both covered, and the course includes the Aggregate Backup facility as well as other alternatives.

On completing this course, attendees will be able to:

  • implement migration and recall & backup/recovery;
  • describe HSM performance issues and tune HSM;
  • issue (and understand) HSM commands;
  • implement disaster backup and recovery;
  • evaluate and implement ABARs;
  • utilise FIXCDS and PATCH commands.

Main topics

  • The HSM strategy and how it fits into the SMS strategy
  • Migration/Recall features
  • Incremental backup and recovery
  • HSM miscellaneous functions
  • Important new facilities
  • HSM exits
  • Coding issues
  • Availability management
  • Tape copy
  • Use of DSS
  • Aggregate Backup & Recovery (ABARS) for disaster recovery
  • HSM command review • Startup & monitoring HSM • HSM structure and flow
  • Analysing data area control blocks and control datasets
  • Restricted commands: PATCH and FIXCDS