How does Delta Set Extension help in an SRDF/A deployment?
A. Absorbs bursts of host writes
B. Improves response time
C. Reduces RPO
D. Reduces the amount of required cache
2 Comments on “How does Delta Set Extension help in an SRDF/A deployment?”
Chrissays:
Should be D.
As this feature extends the cache space available for an SRDF/A
session by off-loading some or all of its cycle data from cache to preconfigured disk
storage, or pools, which are similar to SAVE device pools.
Delta Set itself is Cache so it required additional chache resources
Whenever we have a burst of writes that exceeds normal cycle size in SRDF/A, the remaining data gets stored in Delta set extention.
So, option-1 seems to be correct.
Should be D.
As this feature extends the cache space available for an SRDF/A
session by off-loading some or all of its cycle data from cache to preconfigured disk
storage, or pools, which are similar to SAVE device pools.
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Delta Set itself is Cache so it required additional chache resources
Whenever we have a burst of writes that exceeds normal cycle size in SRDF/A, the remaining data gets stored in Delta set extention.
So, option-1 seems to be correct.
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