From article <yuwareCFIv7x.JL5@netcom.com>, by yuware@netcom.com (Ellory Yu):
> [Infinite recovery due to massive insert filling logical logs]
1. To prevent the infinite recovery problem, set your high-water
marks (*HWM in $INFORMIXDIR/etc/tbconfig file) to 50. This
guarantees that any too-long transaction can always be rolled
back.
2. To prevent logical logs from filling up:
A. Have *lots* of them, or
B. Disable logging before doing the insert (tbtape -S -N) an
restore it after (tbtape -S -[UB]). Note that this operation
will want to create an archive on your tape device (which
can be /dev/null).
C. Break up the insert into chunks that you know will fit.
>
> If you have a similar situation and have a solution that can be
> of help, please reply.
>
> Ellory Yu
>
If this helps, can I be a beta tester for CSQUEL in an "unsupported"
configuration (Sparc, SunOS4.1.3 [aka Solaris1.x], Informix Online5.0)?
Andrew Shaw
AT&T Bell Labs
andrew.shaw@att.com