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<h1 class="topictitle1">Reduce the time to vary on independent disk pool</h1>
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<div><p>When unplanned outages occur, data stored within independent disk
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pools is unavailable until they can be restarted. To ensure that the restart
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occurs quickly and efficiently, you should use recommended strategies for
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varying on your independent disk pools. </p>
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<p>These strategies provide a means of reducing the vary on time for independent
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disk pools.</p>
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<div class="section"><h4 class="sectiontitle">Synchronize user profile name, UID, and GID</h4></div>
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be the same across servers if the profile names are the same. The name is
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the unique identifier in the cluster. However, a user profile also contains
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a user identification number (UID) and group identification number (GID).
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To reduce the amount of internal processing that occurs during a switchover,
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where the independent disk pool is made unavailable on one server and then
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made available on a different server, the UID and GID values should be synchronized
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across the recovery domain for the device CRG.</p>
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<div class="section"><h4 class="sectiontitle">Use recommended structure for independent disk pools</h4><p>The recommended structure for using independent disk pools is
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to place the majority of your application data objects into independent disk
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pools and a minimal number of nonprogram objects in SYSBAS, which is the
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system disk pool and all configured basic disk pools. The system disk pool
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and basic user disk pools (SYSBAS) would contain primarily operating system
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objects, licensed program libraries, and few user libraries. This structure
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yields the best possible protection and performance. Application data is
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isolated from unrelated faults and can also be processed independently of
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other system activity. Vary on and switchover times are optimized with this
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structure.</p>
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<p>This recommended structure does not exclude other configurations.
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For example, you might start by migrating only a small portion of your data
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to a disk pool group and keeping the bulk of your data in SYSBAS. This is
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certainly supported. However, you should expect longer vary-on and switchover
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times with this configuration since additional processing is required to
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merge database cross-reference information into the disk pool group. </p>
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<div class="parentlink"><strong>Parent topic:</strong> <a href="rzalwshorten_unplanned.htm" title="Unplanned outages do occur, and a key to availability is to ensure that when they do occur you can recover from them as quickly as possible.">Shorten unplanned outages</a></div>
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