2 Software extensions

Only the main extensions and enhancements over the previous ver- sion BS2000/OSD-BC V5.0 are described in the following sections.

2.1Adaptations to CFCS 4.3

The progress reporting in CFCS 4.3 for different requirements has been implemented in BS2000/OSD V6.0.

2.2Enhancement of multiprocessor performance via AS/RM lock breakup

A rise in the multiprocessor degree also increases the probabil- ity of lock conflicts, which in turn reduces performance.

The memory management has been modified internally to replace the AS/RM lock with several separate locks and CPU-specific memory domains have been introduced for the RM lock.

Each memory domain behaves in the same way as the complete memory of a system and is protected with a lock of its own.

This does not result in any changes to the external interfaces.

2.3Data spaces

As of this version, data spaces are also supported for SX servers to further decrease the load on the system address space. Among others, data spaces are used by memory management, DAB and for external storage of the F5 label.

*1 OSD/XC 2.0 and X2000 3.0A are required for supporting ESA data *1 spaces in customer applications on SX servers.

*1 Data spaces are implemented for TU applications in CISCFW 4.4, *1 that is supplied with X2000 3.0.

2.4Performance enhancement of CCOPY in conjunction with HSMS V7.0A and ARCHIVE V7.0B

The initialization phase in CCOPY V5.0 has been considerably re- duced for backups using TimeFinder/BCV, to allow the applications concerned to reopen their files faster. This minimizes the times in which applications cannot work.

*2 Further performance improvements are achieved by optimizing

*2 catalog access; the File List is eliminated and the Wildcard

*2 Syntax resolution does not occur until the ARCHIVE.

*2 When Shared Pubsets are used, backups are always carried *2 out locally, independent of the master-slave role.

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