Problem with ontape -r
Posted in 2001
Topics: Backup & Restore, Storage & Space Management
I have problem to restore databases on a RM300 rebuild with DSSI. The
version of Informix is 7.14. After restoring the entire instance (all
dbspaces) with the ontape -r command, they become inconsistent ( Status PI )
and there's no way to change their condition.
Trying to perform an ONINIT command, I got the following message back :
"mt_shm_remove WARNING : may not have removed all/correct segments"
Please help me!
Are you waiting until the restore is complete before bring the engine
online?
By that I mean the fast recovery the engine goes into AFTER the restore is
done... only way to see is by typing onstat - and waiting to see when the
engine is in quiescent mode.
Frank Louvado
> I have problem to restore databases on a RM300 rebuild with DSSI. The
> version of Informix is 7.14. After restoring the entire instance (all
> dbspaces) with the ontape -r command, they become inconsistent ( Status
PI )
> and there's no way to change their condition.
>
> Trying to perform an ONINIT command, I got the following message back :
> "mt_shm_remove WARNING : may not have removed all/correct segments"
>
> Please help me!
>
>
>
>
Shutdown your engine and reboot the machine. That's the only sure way to
clear out shared memory. You could try ipcs -a and ipcrm but you'll probably
end up rebooting anyway.
Have you thought of upgrading your engine to 7.31 ??? That may work better.
Yours
--
Earle A Long (Senior DBA)
SinglePoint Limited
"Fabio Srednik" <fabio@gpi.it> wrote in message
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> I have problem to restore databases on a RM300 rebuild with DSSI. The
> version of Informix is 7.14. After restoring the entire instance (all
> dbspaces) with the ontape -r command, they become inconsistent ( Status
PI )
> and there's no way to change their condition.
>
> Trying to perform an ONINIT command, I got the following message back :
> "mt_shm_remove WARNING : may not have removed all/correct segments"
>
> Please help me!
>
>
>
>
>