IBM iSeries

Manuals and User Guides for IBM iSeries. We found 13 manuals for free downloads User manual, User's Guide, Best Practice Guide, Manual, installation Guide

Below you will find brief information for iSeries. This document provides guidance on backing up the integrated file system, understanding data structure, and implementing effective backup and recovery strategies. It covers realistic expectations and offers performance improvement techniques.

Key Features

  • Integrated file system backup

  • Backup and recovery scenarios

  • Performance optimization tips

  • Online backup strategies

  • Data structure understanding

Pages: 16 IBM iSeries User manual

Brand: IBM Category: Software Size: 162 KB

Languages: English

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Frequently Answers and Questions

What are some applications that store data in the integrated file system?

Lotus applications like Domino and Quickplace, Content Manager OnDemand, WebSphere Application Server, HTML, JPEG, Image files, Java programs, and Help text for some applications.

How can I understand the data in my integrated file system?

Use iSeries Navigator to browse directories or the WRKLNK command. Also, use QSRSRV program or RTVDSKINF command to gather metrics about your data.

How can I improve backup performance?

Convert to *TYPE2 directories, apply performance PTFs like SI05856 (V5R1) and SI05599 (V5R2), use concurrent backup operations, save to save files then save the SAVFs to tape with SAVSAVFDTA, and reduce or eliminate auditing.

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