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business continuance volume

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A copy of the contents of a disk or drive array at a point in time. Kept off site, the business continuance volume (BCV) is used for disaster recovery. Also called a "business copy volume" or "split mirror."


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For example, customers can take a fully independent copy of a Fibre Channel disk-based volume, or SnapView Business Continuance Volume (
For example, customers can take a fully independent copy of a Fibre Channel disk-based volume, or SnapView Business Continuance Volume (
By leveraging EMC's TimeFinder Software, Instant Snapshot for OS/390 databases and PATROL Recovery for Oracle with Enterprise Snapshot performs true point-in-time backups from the business continuance volume as users continue to access and update the primary database.
 
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