Re[2]: Onarchive
Posted in 1998
If you assign each database its own dbspace you can then restore the
databases individually using ontape. With 90 databases this may become
an administrative nightmare. Maybe you could group them into logical
groupings or use a naming standard like dbspace name = database name.
Regards
David Ashby
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Do yourself two favors:
1. Migrate to >= 7.23x or 7.3x soon.
2. Forget OnArchive, Informix has and it's all your worst nightmares.
Use Ontape for smaller, simpler systems, onbar if you need parallel
backup or point in time recovery.
As for recovering one database at a time, that could be a tough one,
I'll be interested to see the other responses you get. That's a bunch
of databases on one instance, may I ask why so many??
Greg
gfarrell@agris.com wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I am new to Informxix 7.13 and have been reading
> up on Onarchive. Is it
> as horrible as I am being lead
> to believe? I am using "ontape -s" to do the
> archiving; which
> works well. The only issue will occur when I need to
> restore
> ONE database from the 80-90 that I have on each Informix instance.
> I
> do not have OnBan available. Should I wait for that??
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