Re: Physical restore that doesn't require a logical restore

Hi! How can I delete all logical log backups? Delete them from the Networker server? I don't understand what to do here! When is the ixbar.# file used by the engine and onbar respectively? I will try what you suggest when I understand more about the entries in the ixbar.# file! Regards Christian David Summers wrote: > Christian, > On your test system delete all logical log backups and delete all > logical log entries from the ixbar.# file that occured AFTER the last > dbspace backup you are recovering from. > Run onbar -r -l, it will not find any logs so it will go into fast > recovery. > Once recovered run onmode -m > > Regards, > David > > > "Mark Denham" <mkdenham@comcast.net> wrote in message news:<bj63h8$nue$1@terabinaries.xmission.com>... > >>After the physical restore completes bring the engine online using >>onmode -m.>> >>System should do fast recovery and come up. >> >>Mark >> >>----- Original Message ----- >>From: "Christian Eriksson" <c-eriks@algonet.se> >>To: <informix-list@iiug.org> >>Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2003 17:03 >>Subject: Physical restore that doesn't require a logical restore >> >> >> >>>Hi! >>> >>>How do I ensure that my physical restore, onbar -r -p, isn't followed by >>>a logical restore, i. e. followed by applying the logical logs since the >>>last full or incremental backup? I want to use this in database server >>>migration, as an imported restore, and I want the migration to be as >>>fast as possible. The copied/migrated database server should be used in >>>a test environment so I can cope without the data since the last backup. >>> >>>Regards Christian Eriksson >>> >> >>sending to informix-list