3.2.2 Parallel migration to HALDB: IMS 10 and IMS 11 small programming
enhancement
The IMS Unload utility (DFSURGU0) has been enhanced in IMS 10, IMS 11, and IMS 12 to allow
unloads of key ranges of an HDAM or HIDAM database when migrating to HALDB. Multiple
unloads for the same database can be run in parallel. This can significantly reduce the
elapsed time for a migration to HALDB.
An execution of HD Unload can be restricted to a range of keys when the MIGRATE=YES control
statement is included for migration to HALDB. The low (FROMKEY) and high (TOKEY) values
must be specified in hexadecimal. These value ...
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