SRDF/S ¿ SRDF/A mode change functionality enables you to switch between asynchronous mode and synchronous mode while maintaining dependent write consistency on the remote R2 side throughout the process. This functionality only applies to a single SRDF/A group.
As an example, this feature could be used during processing where transactions are so numerous that the application might not tolerate the latency involved with handling the transaction load while in synchronous mode. With the mode change capability, if you are currently using SRDF/S, you can switch to SRDF/A mode during high workload periods to minimize performance impacts to applications. Once the overload situation has passed, you can switch from SRDF/A back to SRDF/S mode (and catch up tracks owed) before reverting to SRDF/A again if necessary.
To switch between SRDF/S and SRDF/A mode, use the SC SRDFA command with the ACT or CONS_DEACT action. Use ACT to switch to SRDF/A mode. Use CONS_DEACT to switch to SRDF/S mode. Table 14, ¿#SC SRDFA command actions for SRDF/A mode,¿ on page 317 provides more information on these actions.
MikeMac1
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November 7th, 2009 14:00
And here is an excerpt from that guide:
SRDF/S ¿ SRDF/A mode change
SRDF/S ¿ SRDF/A mode change functionality enables you to switch
between asynchronous mode and synchronous mode while
maintaining dependent write consistency on the remote R2 side
throughout the process. This functionality only applies to a single
SRDF/A group.
As an example, this feature could be used during processing where
transactions are so numerous that the application might not tolerate
the latency involved with handling the transaction load while in
synchronous mode. With the mode change capability, if you are
currently using SRDF/S, you can switch to SRDF/A mode during
high workload periods to minimize performance impacts to
applications. Once the overload situation has passed, you can switch
from SRDF/A back to SRDF/S mode (and catch up tracks owed)
before reverting to SRDF/A again if necessary.
To switch between SRDF/S and SRDF/A mode, use the SC SRDFA
command with the ACT or CONS_DEACT action. Use ACT to switch
to SRDF/A mode. Use CONS_DEACT to switch to SRDF/S mode.
Table 14, ¿#SC SRDFA command actions for SRDF/A mode,¿ on
page 317 provides more information on these actions.
mfvincent
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November 5th, 2009 02:00
AJK3
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November 6th, 2009 11:00
Can you please provide the document name?
Rgds,