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To: C who wrote (91)3/9/1999 10:02:00 AM
From: Famularo  Respond to of 603
 
DataMirror's High Availability Suite selected

DataMirror Corp DMC
Shares issued 10,360,060 Mar 8 close $5.20
Tue 9 Mar 99 News Release
Mr. Nigel Stokes reports
Common has chosen and is currently using DataMirror High Availability Suite
to ensure that the mission-critical information required to run the Common
Spring 1999 show is thoroughly synchronized and available.
In previous years, it was necessary to perform labour-intensive backups
from tape to synchronize the on-site show server with the organization's
production server at Common Data Center in Columbus, Ohio. During a show,
no data entry was allowed on the Ohio server. At the end of a show, three
time-consuming tape backups were made of the on-site machine and one was
flown back to Ohio to restore the production server. This year, Common is
using DataMirror High Availability Suite to provide a faster and better
solution for synchronizing its two servers.
High Availability Suite is being used to mirror critical data and objects
between Common's production AS/400 in Ohio and a second AS/400 supplied by
IBM to run the conference on-site in San Francisco. DataMirror High
Availability Suite is an integrated set of components for AS/400 high
systems availability. The product features high performance information and
object mirroring, role switching capability, and a full-featured status
monitor. It offers organizations a robust, easy to implement solution that
ensures uninterrupted access to information during system downtime. High
Availability Suite is also an integral component of cluster technology for
the AS/400.
At Common headquarters prior to the conference this year, High Availability
Suite was installed on both the production AS/400 and the machine provided
by IBM in order to initially backup and restore the second system. This
AS/400 was then shipped to San Francisco for use on the show floor. Once
the server arrived in San Francisco, Common and DataMirror staff used High
Availability Suite to resynchronize the system with the production server
in Ohio, capturing any changes to registration information or applications
that occurred while the AS/400 was in transit. They then performed a role
switch, making the IBM-supplied AS/400 into the source system to support
running the show live on-site.
The implementation of High Availability Suite ensures that, for the first
time, Common has the ability to mirror data and objects from the show floor
to its headquarters in Columbus. This has the benefit of enabling Common
staff there to perform query and analysis on up-to-the-minute data. It also
means that when Common 1999 wraps up, there will be no need to perform
lengthy backups from tape to resynchronize the production AS/400 at Common
headquarters.



To: C who wrote (91)3/10/1999 7:46:00 AM
From: Famularo  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 603
 
DataMirror Corp -

NP says DataMirror shares advance

DataMirror Corp
DMC
Shares issued 10,360,060
1999-03-09 close $5.65
Wednesday Mar 10 1999
The National Post reports in its Wednesday, March 10, edition that DataMirror
advanced 45 cents to $5.65, yesterday on the Toronto Stock Exchange. The
National Post's Garry Marr writes in his Market Action column that the data
protection company's shares jumped 8.7 per cent as the company said its
software will be used at the world's largest conference of IBM AS/400 computer
users.