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Applies the transactions from a specific log file or multiple log files
during rollforward recovery. Scope | |
SQLUtil Only SQLUtil Syntax | |
>> RECOVERLOG DBEnvironment Name: DBEnvironmentName
Maintenance Word: MaintenanceWord
Next Log File to Recover: LogFileName
Recover Log File (y/n)? { Y [es] N [o]} Parameters | |
- DBEnvironmentName
is the name of the DBEnvironment with which the file(s) you are
recovering is associated.
- MaintenanceWord
is the Maintenance Word.
- LogFileName
is the name of the file being recovered.
Description | |
This command starts a DBEnvironment session, then
lets you apply individual log files for rollforward recovery
after a DBEnvironment and its log files have been restored.
Rollforward recovery uses four commands:
SETUPRECOVERY or SETUPRECOVERY PARTIAL, which initiates the process.
RESTORELOG, which restores a log file from a backup.
RECOVERLOG, which you issue for each log file being applied to the
DBEnvironment.
ENDRECOVERY, which ends the rollforward recovery process.
You normally apply SETUPRECOVERY or SETUPRECOVERY PARTIAL once.
For SETUPRECOVERY you can specify a
RecoverTime as the end point for recovery.
For SETUPRECOVERY PARTIAL you must roll forward to the point of the failure.
You then use RESTORELOG to restore each backup log file to
the system in sequence number order, and you use RECOVERLOG
once for each log file that you have restored, to apply
it to the DBEnvironment.
ALLBASE/SQL will recover the transactions in the
file up to the RecoverTime you specified, or up to the
end of the file.
You use ENDRECOVERY once after recovering all the log files you wish
to apply to the DBEnvironment.
Normally, you do not use ENDRECOVERY if you specified a
RecoverTime in the SETUPRECOVERY command.
At the completion of each RECOVERLOG command, the next possible
log sequence number is displayed.
If you specified a RecoverTime in the SETUPRECOVERY command,
the following message appears when you reach the specified time stamp:
When you see this message, recovery is complete.
In this case, you do not use the ENDRECOVERY command.
ENDRECOVERY will result in an error if you have not recovered
enough files to make the DBEnvironment consistent. If you used
STOREONLINE to do an online backup of the DBEnvironment, you must recover
starting from the First Log Sequence Number Needed for Recovery up
to and including
the log file that was active at the time the last STOREONLINE command
completed. If you did a static backup of the DBEnvironment, you can
recover as little or as much of the log as you desire once you
have restored the most recent copy of the DBEnvironment.
Authorization | |
To use this command,
you must be the DBECreator or supply the correct Maintenance Word.
Example | |
>> setuprecovery
DBEnvironment Name: PartsDBE
Maintenance Word: Return
Recover to: (mm/dd/yy/hh/mm/ss) (opt): Return
New Log Mode (Single/Dual) (opt): single
Enter New Log File Name(s) Separated by a Blank: newlg1
New Log File Size: 250
Setup Recovery (y/n)?y
Recovery Has Been Set Up.
Next Log Sequence Number is 1.
>> restorelog
DBEnvironment Name: PartsDBE
Maintenance Word: Return
Input Device: TAPE
Local (y/n) (opt): y
Restore the Log File (y/n)? y
Log File 'lgn1' was Restored.
Rename 'lgn1' Log File To: newlog
Log File 'lgn1' was Renamed to 'newlog'.
>> recoverlog
DBEnvironment Name: PartsDBE
Maintenance Word: Return
Next Log File To Recover: newlog
Recover Log File (y/n)? y
Log File Recovered.
Next Possible Log Sequence Number is 2.
>> endrecovery
DBEnvironment Name: PartsDBE
Maintenance Word: Return
End Recovery (y/n)?y
Recovery Has Terminated.
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