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1 online resource (130 pages) |
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text file |
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Database cloning is the process by which you create an exact copy of a DB2 database, either by physically copying the data or by performing what is known as a redirected restore. Database cloning is performed frequently by database administrators to provide near-production data for various business needs such as application development, QA testing, and report generation. Traditional methods of cloning a database pose various challenges, including system downtime and degraded system performance during the cloning process. Additionally, a large amount of storage space is required to store each clone. Furthermore, the maintenance overhead can be enormous if each cloned database requires a frequent data refresh. This IBM Redbooks publication describes the process used to create a clone of an IBM DB2 UDB database using FlexClone technology. This book also covers creating a database clone on a disaster recovery site that has replicated data using Data ONTAP SnapMirror technology. |
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IBM Database 2.
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IBM Database 2 (Logiciel) |
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IBM Database 2 |
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Database management.
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Electronic data processing -- Backup processing alternatives.
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Storage area networks (Computer networks)
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Storage area networks.
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Bases de données -- Gestion. |
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Réseaux de stockage (Informatique) |
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Sauvegarde (Informatique) |
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Database management |
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Electronic data processing -- Backup processing alternatives |
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Storage area networks (Computer networks) |
| Added Author |
Lal, Jawarhar, author.
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Sanders, Roger, author.
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Brumer, Jeremy, author.
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Safari, an O'Reilly Media Company.
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SG24732300 |
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0738496820 |
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