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APD1
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Hi,
Please let me know as to what is exactly the Forward Recovery in CICS.
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
A backup is restored and transactions that were run after the backup was taken are re-applied to make the database current up to some stable point. |
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APD1
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| Thanks Dick ! |
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dick scherrer
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You're welcome 
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APD1
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| Could you please be a bit more elaborate to explain on forward recovery ? |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Not really. . .
The above is the concept. Specifics would be completely site-specific. If this is done on your system, processes have already been put in place and those should be found and studied. This may take some conversation/e-mail with your cics and/or storage management people. |
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APD1
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| oh ok thanks I will inquire about the same, as such I was only looking for conceptual elaboration |
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ofer71
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You don't need to spend a lot of time inquiring those kind of stuff, as it's all explained in the fine manual.
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APD1
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| Thanks will have go thru it |
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