Re: problem with changing logging mode
Posted in 1997
Try changing your log device to /dev/null and then do ontape command to
change the logging mode.
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Xu Dong <kenxu@mbox3.singnet.com.sg> wrote in article
<01bd0f8a$ffca6680$fd0101c0@Singapore.irel.com.sg>...
> I don't know how to active the log in this situation. But I'd like to
> recommend you that try to use "dbimport -l dbname" to import a database
> with log.
> If you have not add new data to your imported database, your can drop it
> and import again.
>
> "Velghe, Ronald" <ronald.velghe@trasys.be> wrote in article
> <678m2t$abp@cssun.mathcs.emory.edu>...
> > ...
> > Recently I have created new dbspaces, and I have imported without
logging
>
> > a database on them. But when I try to change the logging mode with
> > onarchive, it doesn't work, the archive (level 0) containing the new
> > dbspaces ends (completed) but the request to change mode is still
> > pending.
> > ...
> > Thanks for all ideas.
> >
> > Ronald.
> >
>