I'm trying to restore backups from one DB2 server to another with the
backup / restore commands, and it works fine if DB2 is installed on
the same drive, D:, however on some machines it's installed on C: and
the database becomes locked when I try to rollforward. I think it's
because the tablespaces defined on the D: machine aren't present on
the C: machine, how do I get around this?
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Joseph McCarthy wrote: I'm trying to restore backups from one DB2 server to another with the
backup / restore commands, and it works fine if DB2 is installed on
the same drive, D:, however on some machines it's installed on C: and
the database becomes locked when I try to rollforward. I think it's
because the tablespaces defined on the D: machine aren't present on
the C: machine, how do I get around this?
Joseph,
You want to do a "redirected restore".
The basic process is -
RESTORE DATABASE dbname ... REDIRECT;
SET TABLESPACE CONTAINERS FOR tablespace-id USING new-definition;
RESTORE DATABASE dbname CONTINUE;
Note that it is the tablespace ID, not the tablespace name, which must be
specified for each redefinition. You get this from the LIST TABLESPACE
command. I use a Perl script to generate the skeleton commands needed : it
queries the source database for the information it needs to build the
commands. It runs on various flavours of UNIX and I don't see any reason
why it also wouldn't work on Windows. If you drop me an email I can share
it with you.
HTH
Phil Nelson
Joseph McCarthy wrote: I'm trying to restore backups from one DB2 server to another with the
backup / restore commands, and it works fine if DB2 is installed on
the same drive, D:, however on some machines it's installed on C: and
the database becomes locked when I try to rollforward. I think it's
because the tablespaces defined on the D: machine aren't present on
the C: machine, how do I get around this?
Joseph,
You want to do a "redirected restore".
The basic process is -
RESTORE DATABASE dbname ... REDIRECT;
SET TABLESPACE CONTAINERS FOR tablespace-id USING new-definition;
RESTORE DATABASE dbname CONTINUE;
Note that it is the tablespace ID, not the tablespace name, which must be
specified for each redefinition. You get this from the LIST TABLESPACE
command. I use a Perl script to generate the skeleton commands needed : it
queries the source database for the information it needs to build the
commands. It runs on various flavours of UNIX and I don't see any reason
why it also wouldn't work on Windows. If you drop me an email I can share
it with you.
HTH
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I'm trying to restore backups from one DB2 server to another with the
backup / restore commands, and it works fine if DB2 is installed on
the same drive, D:, however on some machines it's installed on C: and
the database becomes locked when I try to rollforward. I think it's
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