RE: DB Recovery after Abnormal outage

Mine is 150 also (V5R2) and I know for a certainty that I never went in
there. Never heard of such a command before <shrug>

Jim


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On our machines, CHGRCYAP is set to 150.  I wonder how that number was 
picked?

Rob Berendt
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System Managed Access Path Protection (SMAPP)

basically, the system will automatically journal selected access paths
so
that your recovery time is within a specified limit if the system ends
abnormally.

DSPRCYAP
CHGRCYAP
EDTRCYAP


HTH,

Charles Wilt
iSeries Systems Administrator / Developer
Mitsubishi Electric Automotive America
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> SMAPP?  That's a new one for me.
> 
> How do we know if it's on, and how do we control it?
> 
> We've come a LOOOOONG way since S/38 days.
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> Thanks,
> 
> Ron Adams
> Information Technology Group
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> Do you have SMAPP turned on?  The default is yes.
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> Shipped recovery time limits are:
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> V4R5  90 minutes
> V5R1  90
> V5R2  70
> V5R3  60
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> If you have it turned off, you need to find and maim whoever 
> turned it 
> off.
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> On a System/38, I had a system that took 15 days!
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> DSPRCYAP is the command that will tell you where you are at.
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> Al
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