What is BMC AMI Application Restart and VSAM Recovery?
BMC AMI Application Restart and VSAM Recovery coordinates batch application checkpoints, restarts and VSAM recovery.
Who is BMC AMI Application Restart and VSAM Recovery for?
Teams evaluating checkpoint management and batch program restart. Assess vsam data recovery alongside the team’s data, permissions and deployment requirements.
BMC AMI Application Restart and VSAM Recovery features
The core capabilities to consider for your workflow.
- Checkpoint management
- Batch program restart
- VSAM data recovery
BMC AMI Application Restart and VSAM Recovery pricing
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Before you choose BMC AMI Application Restart and VSAM Recovery
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BMC AMI Application Restart and VSAM Recovery FAQs
Does BMC AMI Application Restart and VSAM Recovery have a free plan?
Confirm current trial eligibility, academic access and any included allowances for this specific product. A trial or access to another product in the vendor’s portfolio does not establish a permanent free production plan.
Who is BMC AMI Application Restart and VSAM Recovery for?
Teams evaluating checkpoint management and batch program restart. Assess vsam data recovery alongside the team’s data, permissions and deployment requirements.
What should I compare before buying?
Check the tier that contains your essential features, confirm plan limits and compare the total quote with your own expected usage.