Re: Disaster/recovery Plan for BPCS

["Milt Habeck" <mhabeck@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Estimado Antonio,

Bienvenidos a BPCS!!

Si tu necisitas suporte experto y no costoso para proteger tu sistema, por
favor llamenos sobre nuestra servicios "NoExcuses." Podemos advisar tu
compania sobre este tipo de problema. Tal vez tu puedes mirar a nuestra web
site:  http://www.unbeatenpathintl.com/noexcuses.html.

Ademas, tenemos una libro de entrenimiento de AS/SET en Espanol. Los
estudiantes pueden usar este libro para apender AS/SET sin ayuda de un
profesor. La compania 3M compraste este libra por todos de sus companias de
Sud Americana.

Muestras del libro estan en un archivo .pdf  en este pagina:
http://www.unbeatenpathintl.com/standovspsample.pdf

Un discurso (en English) sobre los contentos de este libro estan en este
pagina:  http://www.unbeatenpathintl.com/standovguidedesc.html

Discupleme mi Espanol. Estoy aprendido solamente una palabra por dia.

Saludos,

Milt Habeck
President
Unbeaten Path International

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----- Original Message -----
From: "afvaiv" <afvaiv@wanadoo.es>
To: "BPCS-L" <BPCS-L@midrange.com>
Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2001 12:08 AM
Subject: Disaster/recovery Plan for BPCS


> Hi, I'm new both to BPCS and to this List.
> I'm also new to the IS Dept in a Factory where they just installed and
> started BPCS in production...
> Now I've got to prepare for a D/R Plan just in case...
>
> Reading thru the archives I found several threads, but rather general.
> Just one of them had something like
> "I believe that journaling BPCS is essential to any BPCS energency
> recovery procedure.Although BPCS does not include commitment control,
> journaling may be
> invaluable in both in case of a disaster, such as a disk crash, and in
> debugging and investigating the BPCS database. "
>
> To my surprise, I found out BPCS does not (am I wrong ?) any journalling
> (at least in our shop).
> I don't want to re-invent the wheel, so I'd like to know what you people
> do as "normal" D/R procedures for your BPCS stuff. Just journal all
> files as anything else?
> Any other procedures?
>
> Any ideas are welcome. TIA
-------------------------
> Antonio Fernandez-Vicenti
> afvaiv@wanadoo.es