Antw: Level 0 restore

----LNX_Thu_Jan_16_2003_13:21:34_V3.33-- Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable >Datum: 2003.01.16 12:55:07 >Sender: Scott O'Rourke <scott@sccs-ltd.co.uk> > >Is it possible to do a level 0 restore without replaying the logicallogs= ? >There seems to be conflicting stories in the CDI archives! = Depends on type of backup: If you are using ontape or onarchive the answer is simply YES. If you are using onbar it depends whether you use onbar -b -w (whole system backup): YES onbar -b: NO (because it is a parallel backup and not all dbspaceshave the sime timestamps) = >I've been looking into disaster recovery for our site, and it occured to= me >that in the event of a disaster, it is likely that the logical logs will= not be >recoverable, and therefore cannot be replayed at restore time. = I think you don't have the most recent logical logs, but maybe you have some of the logical logs backed up after the level 0 backup . In that case you can replay at least these logs (would be enough for onbar -b if you guarantee that you have all the logs from beginning of the level 0= backup till the first one afterwards). = If anyone out there thinks that I'm wrong please tell me. = Regards, Andreas = ------------------------------------------------ SPAR Oesterreichische Warenhandels-AG Hauptzentrale Europastra=DFe 3 A-5015 Salzburg = Telefon : +43 662 4470 24423 E-Mail : Andreas.KUTSCHE@spar.at Internet: http://www.spar.at ------------------------------------------------ = ----LNX_Thu_Jan_16_2003_13:21:34_V3.33----