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Paul Malabad, on Informix 11.10UC1 with RedHat 4.8, had no level 0 backup but years of transaction logs and asked whether archecker or another tool could recover a table's data from the logs. Doug Lawry pointed to a non-free commercial tool, InfoTrace, and later relayed a user's report that it recovered his data 'like a charm'.
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PAUL MALABAD — — source: IIUG Forums & Mailing Lists
I perfect storm of hardware/personal failures has left me with a database with
no Level 0 backup, transaction logs going back for multiple years, and a
busted database table that I desperately need to get back.
Is there any way to extract the data from the transaction logs using
archecker, or any other tool, that would allow me to extract table data.
without having the level 0 archive?
The database table is flushed each year, so I would need to only get the table
data from July 1 to June 30 ,for which I have the transaction logs.
Thanks
↪ replying to PAUL MALABAD
PAUL MALABAD — — source: IIUG Forums & Mailing Lists
Forgot the pertinent stuff.
I am running INFORMIX 11.10UC1
on a Redhat 4.8 Box
David Linthwaite (who is too modest to post this!) said:
Thank you for your recent link to www.lintel.co.uk/infotrace in the newsgroup.
We managed to get his data back and in his words "it worked like a charm"!
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