Particular vendors of licensed software require to make clones for testing, although they denominate it differently. SAP for example calls it a Homogeneous System Copy.
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- DB2 Challenges
- Test Data Management
- Providing Test Data
- Copying DB2 Data
- Better than Unload/Load?
- Refresh preproduction data
- Integration Test Environment
- Test beds for unit tests
- Collect test case data
- Copy across LPARs
- Automated data refresh
- Freeze & Restore databases
- Compare data base versions
- Alter Databases
- Copy in-flight
- Safeguarding privacy
- Embedded Masking
- DB2 & IMS Subsystem Cloning
- Homogeneous System Copy
- Cloning 24/7 environments
- Scheduler-driven Cloning
- Tuning & Availability
- Log Analysis & Tracking
- Maintenance & UTILITIES
- Test Data Management
- DB2 Products
- UBS Hainer
- Partner Products
- Worldwide
- Service
- Support
- DB2 Challenges
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Related Products
Test Data Management
- Providing Test Data
- Copying DB2 Data
- Better than Unload/Load?
- Refresh preproduction data
- Integration Test Environment
- Test beds for unit tests
- Collect test case data
- Copy across LPARs
- Automated data refresh
- Freeze & Restore databases
- Compare data base versions
- Alter Databases
- Copy in-flight
- Safeguarding privacy
- Embedded Masking
- DB2 & IMS Subsystem Cloning
- Homogeneous System Copy
- Cloning 24/7 environments
- Scheduler-driven Cloning
Presentation
Discussion of conceivable methods, pros and cons, costs, best practice & tools available