If the goal is reducing downtime then that can be achieved with one of the
following:
1 - Faster tape drive.
2 - Saving to save file or virtual tape PROVIDING that your disk arms and
controllers do not start thrashing about. (See my earlier discussion
about this.)
3 - Studying "check point processing" and implementing that in a "save
while active" strategy.
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4 - Utilizing journals, commitment control and careful save while active
to forego any outage.
5 - Eschewing journals and commitment control and playing Russian Roulette
with SAVACT(*SYSDFN). Relying on your holy beads to ensure that data
stays in sync (like order header vs order detail).
Rob Berendt
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