onload questions

IDS 11.50.FC5 Solaris 10 I sent this in a couple of days ago, but I never saw it posted. --- I created an onunload copy of a database on a server. The original database is housed in two difference dbspaces, a 2k and an 8k. Questions Does the unload contain any dbspace information? How does it know to send the tables to the different dbspaces? If I specify a dbspace with -d that is 2k pages, it appears to want to put everything there. If I specify the dbspace that is 8k pages, I receive an error message after a while. If I do not specify a dbspace, it appears to fill up the rootdbs. Larry

I don't have access to the source code any more, so can't code chase any replies. However the restrictions for onload/onunload is found on page 13-1 of the Migration Guide... The onload/onunload is in binary format and is a page dump. That would imply that a 2K page source needs to go into a 2K page target, also that an 8K page source needs to go into an 8K page target. The documentation states that if the source/target page sizes are different, then onload will fail. Beca Madison Pruet Retired and Loving it On Wednesday, February 15, 2017 2:42 PM, LARRY SORENSEN <LSORENSEN25@msn.com> wrote: IDS 11.50.FC5 Solaris 10 I sent this in a couple of days ago, but I never saw it posted. --- I created an onunload copy of a database on a server. The original database is housed in two difference dbspaces, a 2k and an 8k. Questions Does the unload contain any dbspace information? How does it know to send the tables to the different dbspaces? If I specify a dbspace with -d that is 2k pages, it appears to want to put everything there. If I specify the dbspace that is 8k pages, I receive an error message after a while. If I do not specify a dbspace, it appears to fill up the rootdbs. Larry ******************************************************************************* Forum Note: Use "Reply" to post a response in the discussion forum.