DBspace temp1 down after restore
Hi Guys,
had some troubles with power and lost some disks last night.
Running 9.40 FC7 on Solaris.
There were some I/O errors and 3 chunks were down.
For the moment a restore (onbar -r) is still running (could salvage the
current logical log), but I wonder what will happen when the restore is
finished.
The dbspace temp1 was down, and there is no backup for this temporary dbspace.
What's the best way to get rid of this ?
Patch it online with onspaces -s temp1 -p /xxxxxx -o 0 -O
or remove it from the config file, startup again and add a new temp1 dbspace
on the same location ?
Or will it come online again automatically ?
Thx,
Best regards,
JAcques Lapeire
If the physical and logical disks are actually OK, your restore should bring
all chunks back to online mode. If they are not, then the restore will
fail. If only the tempdb space is physically bad, you may not know until
you try to write to it.
Art
On Tue, Feb 24, 2009 at 7:52 AM, JACQUES LAPEIRE <
jacques.lapeire@fujitsu-siemens.com> wrote:
> Hi Guys,
>
> had some troubles with power and lost some disks last night.
> Running 9.40 FC7 on Solaris.
>
> There were some I/O errors and 3 chunks were down.
> For the moment a restore (onbar -r) is still running (could salvage the
> current logical log), but I wonder what will happen when the restore is
> finished.
>
> The dbspace temp1 was down, and there is no backup for this temporary
> dbspace.
> What's the best way to get rid of this ?
>
> Patch it online with onspaces -s temp1 -p /xxxxxx -o 0 -O
> or remove it from the config file, startup again and add a new temp1
> dbspace
> on the same location ?
> Or will it come online again automatically ?
>
> Thx,
> Best regards,
> JAcques Lapeire
>
>
>
>
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