Total Utility Control for DB2 z/OS. Automation Requirements Group objects for uniform processing Generate and refresh utilities and jobs Identify objects.

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Total Utility Control for DB2 z/OS

Automation Requirements Group objects for uniform processing Generate and refresh utilities and jobs Identify objects for utility processing Prioritize objects by critical condition Balance workload using schedulers

What is TUC? TUC automates the execution of DB2 utility jobs Backups and Recovery Statistics Collection Reorg and Archiving Unload and Load Space Management Scheduling Logging

Identify Objects Examine Catalog and Real Time Statistics Check Restricted and Advisory states Process objects only as needed by priority Ensure newly created objects are covered Allow excluding objects from automatic processing

Generate Utilities Group objects in profiles Set options per profile, per utility, per run Generate utilities and jobs using skeletons Refresh statements as needed Prepare utilities and objects for execution

Utility Vendors CDBCABMC IBM QUIESCELOG ANALYZERLOG MASTER QUIESCE AUTO COPYQUICK COPYCOPY PLUS COPY BMCSTATS RUNSTATS AUTO REORGRAPID REORGREORG PLUS REORG AUTO LOADFAST LOADLOAD PLUS LOAD AUTO UNLOADFAST UNLOADUNLOAD PLUS UNLOAD FAST CHECKCHECK PLUS CHECK REBUILDFAST INDEXRECOVER PLUS REBUILD RESTOREFAST RECOVERRECOVER PLUS RECOVER

Scheduling Utilities Profile Utility ORDER Order Job SCHEDULE Objects Options UTILITY

Enforce Process DEFINE Rules Thresholds Coverage Priorities ENFORCE By Utility By Rule By Profile By Priority CANDIDATES Display Report Profile Order

Application SYNCPOINT Name log points with a meaningful name For example: SYNCID=‘BEFORE-DAILY-BATCH’ Ensure recoverability Check for non recoverable events Verify last backup availability Allow you to RECOVER or RELOAD Identify the correct point in time or log point Identify associated datasets

REORG based on performance

REORG priority Triggers use thresholds in different scales. Condition may affect performance or availability. Objects in critical condition should be processed first

REORG windows Avoid exceeding the batch window. Use quota of objects to limit REORG By number of objects By objects total size

Recovery Services RECOVER group of objects to any point in time RECOVER a single table of a multi-table-tablespace RECOVER to a point of consistency RECOVER an entire volume RECOVER dependent and auxiliary objects RECOVER or REBUILD indexes

TUC Automates DB2 routine housekeeping tasks Processes only the objects that require processing Uses a flexible framework to generate utility jobs Backups Recovery Statistics Reorg Archiving Unload Space Scheduling Log Reload Management Analysis

Thank You William Weber