I have a very simple onspaces question. I know, newbie here. I did try finding
out the answer in some manuals and books I have but believe it or could not
find a definitive answer.
Anyway....with IDS 9.4 to bring up a Primary chunk that is offline the syntax
is....
onspaces -s DBSPACE-where-chunk-resides -p directory-path-of-chunk -o OFFSET -O
But what about if it is a MIRRORED chunk. is the syntax then...
onspaces -s DBSPACE-where-chunk-resides -m directory-path-of-chunk -o OFFSET -O
-m for 'mirrored' and -p for 'primary'?
I know dumb question....
thanks
↪ replying to WILL LANDSTROM
I think -p for "path" and -m for "mirror"
First create dbspace with -p and then mirror with -m
--Néstor
El mié, 12-03-2008 a las 16:27 -0400, WILL LANDSTROM escribió:
> I have a very simple onspaces question. I know, newbie here. I did try
finding
> out the answer in some manuals and books I have but believe it or could not
> find a definitive answer.
> Anyway....with IDS 9.4 to bring up a Primary chunk that is offline the syntax
> is....
> onspaces -s DBSPACE-where-chunk-resides -p directory-path-of-chunk -o OFFSET
> -O>
> But what about if it is a MIRRORED chunk. is the syntax then...
>
> onspaces -s DBSPACE-where-chunk-resides -m directory-path-of-chunk -o OFFSET
> -O>
> -m for 'mirrored' and -p for 'primary'?
> I know dumb question....
> thanks
>
>
>
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