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Using TSA/db2haicu to automate failover – Part 2: How it looks if it goes smoothly

by SSWUG Research

(Ember Crooks) This is my second post in my TSA/db2haicu series. The first porst, Using TSA/db2haicu to automate failover – Part 1: The Preparation, is a must-read before trying anything lined out in this post.

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Using TSA/db2haicu to automate failover – Part 2: How it looks if it goes smoothly

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