Onbar Restore HP-UX, IDS 7.3

We are in the process of doing a restore from one server to another using On-Bar and cannot get the database out of Fast Recovery mode once the physical restore has been completed. The physical restore took around 15 hours and I am reluctant to shutdown the database as I believe it would become corrupted. From the online log: 07:46:43 Physical Restore of rootdbs, logdbs, physdbs, psapbtab, psapclu, psapcus01, psapcus01i, psapcus02, psapcus02i, psapcus03, psapcus03i, psapcus04, psapcus05, psapcus06, psapcus07, psapcus08, psapddic, psapdocu, psapel45b, psapes45b, psapload, psappool, psapprot, psapsource, psapstab, psapsystem, psapuser1 Completed. 07:46:43 Checkpoint Completed: duration was 0 seconds. 07:46:43 Checkpoint loguniq 187, logpos 0xb84b018 07:46:43 Logical Recovery Started. 07:46:43 Dynamically allocated new virtual shared memory segment (size 32768KB) 07:46:43 Checkpoint Completed: duration was 0 seconds. 07:46:43 Checkpoint loguniq 187, logpos 0xb84b018 07:46:43 Start Logical Recovery - Start Log 187, End Log ? 07:46:43 Starting Log Position - 187 0xb84b018 07:46:43 Clearing the physical and logical logs has started 07:46:44 Suspending Logical Restore 07:47:10 No logical log restore will be performed. 07:47:10 A Logical Restore is active. When I try to use onmode -m to bring the database to multiuser mode, the following is added to the log: 07:47:10 Cannot change to On-Line Mode. 07:50:38 No logical log restore will be performed. 07:50:38 A Logical Restore is active Any clues has to how I can force the logical restore to complete and allow the database to be moved to on-line mode? Cheers, David

<FONT face=3D"Default Sans Serif,Verdana,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif" size= =3D2><DIV>Hi,</DIV><DIV>&nbsp;</DIV><DIV>The logical restore was suspended = for some reasons as shown in your online.log.</DIV><DIV>Any problem with th= e drive ? Need any cleaning ? Eject the logical log tape, reinsert the tape= , mount it. Then run "onbar -RESTART -n &lt;log number to stop&gt;". May be= just "onbar -RESTART" will do. There are various parameters available with= "....-RESTART...."</DIV><DIV>&nbsp;</DIV><DIV>This will redo your logical = restore from where it had stopped.</DIV><DIV>&nbsp;</DIV><DIV>Do not bring = up the database to "online" unless you see from "onstat - " that it is at "= quiescence" mode.</DIV><DIV><BR><BR>Regards<BR>Dominic&nbsp;Seah<BR>6461682= 6<BR><DIV><BR></DIV><FONT color=3D#990099>-----forum.subscriber@iiug.org wr= ote: -----<BR><BR></FONT><blockquote style=3D"PADDING-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-L= EFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #000000 2px solid; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0= px">To: ids@iiug.org<BR>From: "Eves, David" &lt;david.eves@hp.com&gt;<BR>Se= nt by: forum.subscriber@iiug.org<BR>Date: 05/03/2005 06:34AM<BR>Subject: On= bar Restore HP-UX, IDS 7.3 [4864]<BR><BR><FONT face=3D"Default Monospace,Co= urier New,Courier,monospace" size=3D2 >We are in the process of doing a re= store from one server to another<BR>using On-Bar and cannot get the databas= e out of Fast Recovery mode once<BR>the physical restore has been completed= . &nbsp;The physical restore took<BR>around 15 hours and I am reluctant to = shutdown the database as I believe<BR>it would become corrupted.<BR><BR>Fro= m the online log:<BR><BR>07:46:43 &nbsp;Physical Restore of rootdbs, logdbs= , physdbs, psapbtab,<BR>psapclu, psapcus01, psapcus01i, psapcus02, psapcus0= 2i, psapcus03,<BR>psapcus03i, psapcus04, psapcus05, psapcus06, psapcus07, p= sapcus08,<BR>psapddic, psapdocu, psapel45b, psapes45b, psapload, psappool, = psapprot,<BR>psapsource, psapstab, psapsystem, psapuser1 Completed.<BR>07:4= 6:43 &nbsp;Checkpoint Completed: &nbsp;duration was 0 seconds.<BR>07:46:43 = &nbsp;Checkpoint loguniq 187, logpos 0xb84b018<BR><BR>07:46:43 &nbsp;Logica= l Recovery Started.<BR>07:46:43 &nbsp;Dynamically allocated new virtual sha= red memory segment (size<BR>32768KB)<BR>07:46:43 &nbsp;Checkpoint Completed= : &nbsp;duration was 0 seconds.<BR>07:46:43 &nbsp;Checkpoint loguniq 187, l= ogpos 0xb84b018<BR><BR>07:46:43 &nbsp;Start Logical Recovery - Start Log 18= 7, End Log ?<BR>07:46:43 &nbsp;Starting Log Position - 187 0xb84b018<BR>07:= 46:43 &nbsp;Clearing the physical and logical logs has started<BR>07:46:44 = &nbsp;Suspending Logical Restore<BR>07:47:10 &nbsp;No logical log restore w= ill be performed.<BR>07:47:10 &nbsp;A Logical Restore is active.<BR><BR>Whe= n I try to use onmode -m to bring the database to multiuser mode, the<BR>fo= llowing is added to the log:<BR><BR>07:47:10 &nbsp;Cannot change to On-Line= Mode.<BR>07:50:38 &nbsp;No logical log restore will be performed.<BR>07:50= :38 &nbsp;A Logical Restore is active<BR><BR>Any clues has to how I can for= ce the logical restore to complete and<BR>allow the database to be moved to= on-line mode?<BR><BR>Cheers, David<BR><BR><BR><BR><BR></FONT></blockquote>= <br></DIV></FONT><br /><br />Disclaimer:-<br />The information contained an= d transmitted by this e-mail is intended for use only by the individual or = entity to which it is addressed and may contain information that is privile= ged&#44; confidential or exempt from disclosure under applicable law.<br />= <br />If you are not the intended recipient or it appears that this mail ha= s been forwarded to you without proper authority&#44; you are hereby notifi= ed <br />that any use&#44; distribution&#44; printing&#44; copying or disse= mination of this e-mail in any manner or taking action in reliance on the c= ontents of this <br />e-mail is strictly prohibited.<br /><br />If you have= received this e-mail in error&#44; please notify us immediately at paullee= @parkway.sg and permanently delete the original and <br />any copy of this = e-mail and any printout thereof.<br />=