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ABR Overview | Features
| Benefits | User
Experiences | Summary of Modifications | User
Stories | Product Brochure
- Incremental Backup.
- Archive to DASD and tape.
- Duplicate copies of backups and archive
data sets.
- Comprehensive reporting with FDREPORT.
- Compatible with IBM's System Managed
Storage (SMS).
- Significantly faster and utilizes
less system resources than any other MVS DASD management product.
- Ease of recovery from last incremental
to the most current full volume.
- At disaster recovery site able to
recover from incremental backup as many volumes as tape drives available.
- Incremental backup completes in 70%
less elapsed time than DFSMShsm.
- We merged data centers. The number
of DASD volumes tripled. We switched to ABR and are able to complete
the backups in the same amount of time.
- The unthinkable occurred one day -
before our full volume backups we were forced to evacuate our computer
center. Within hours we were able to recover hundreds of DASD volumes
at our disaster site from ABR incremental backups. ABR recovered the
volumes as if we had done full backups the night before.
- Reduced our DASD cost significantly.
- ABR has the ability to create and
track two copies of an archive dataset, making ABR easy-to-use for
disaster recovery.
- ABR's control file used 200 cylinders
as compared to 1,500 cylinders used by DFHSM. More importantly, the
I/O activity to the control files was reduced by over 90%.
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