Re: Corrupt indexes on a system catalog
Posted in 1998
dbexport -ss gives the server specific information including extent sizeslock levels and dbspace assignments.
Taking the logging off the database until it is loaded
avoids any long transaction issues.
I don't disagree with your other comments though Felix, I simply prefer to
use dbexport because it is a known quality to me, and I do not
have a background of using unloads, named pipes etc.
I can imagine that others like yourself, who are comfortable
at this level would prefer not to use dbexport.
cheers
Peter Tashkoff <tashkop@iname.com>
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>>> Felix Koshy Mathews <fmathews@systems.DHL.COM> 8/01/98 11:34:32 >>>
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Normally any well designed/tuned dbschema will have first & next extend =
sizes and lock level differing from the default sizes of 16-pages (were 8 =
before) and page level locking ( a major screw-up on OLTP
). When you dbimport your database will be nailed to these defaults. Now =
after the dbimport if you don't happen to have any document saying what =
where those extend sizes before, you will end up re-doing the calculations.=
Other problems are like long transaction, etc. for which you can have =
workarounds.
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