I heard that db2 (on windows 2000) crashes when making a xcopy of active
log files, is this true ?
Is there a way to copy active log files without crashing db2 ?
Thanks, Greg
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DB2 supports log mirroing. You can look it up in the Admin Guide.
GB wrote: I heard that db2 (on windows 2000) crashes when making a xcopy of active
log files, is this true ?
Is there a way to copy active log files without crashing db2 ?
Thanks, Greg
DB2 supports log mirroing. You can look it up in the Admin Guide.
GB wrote: I heard that db2 (on windows 2000) crashes when making a xcopy of active
log files, is this true ?
Is there a way to copy active log files without crashing db2 ?
Thanks, Greg
Blair Adamache wrote: DB2 supports log mirroing. You can look it up in the Admin Guide.
In this case db2 is writing to two files located on different drives,
and db2 is still accessing these files directly...
I'm using userexit and am trying to loose as few information as possible
in case of disaster (fire). Archived logs are copied to a remote site. I
think it could make sense to try to copy the active logfiles, but is it
really possible ???
P.S. I'm using db2 v7.2
Blair Adamache wrote: DB2 supports log mirroing. You can look it up in the Admin Guide.
In this case db2 is writing to two files located on different drives,
and db2 is still accessing these files directly...
I'm using userexit and am trying to loose as few information as possible
in case of disaster (fire). Archived logs are copied to a remote site. I
think it could make sense to try to copy the active logfiles, but is it
really possible ???
P.S. I'm using db2 v7.2
I copy log files on windows 2000 all the time without crashing DB2.
Why is it crashing? What is the error?
Bruce
GB <bo********@bigfoot.com> wrote in message news:<40********@news.deckpoint.ch>... I heard that db2 (on windows 2000) crashes when making a xcopy of active
log files, is this true ?
Is there a way to copy active log files without crashing db2 ?
Thanks, Greg
I copy log files on windows 2000 all the time without crashing DB2.
Why is it crashing? What is the error?
Bruce
GB <bo********@bigfoot.com> wrote in message news:<40********@news.deckpoint.ch>... I heard that db2 (on windows 2000) crashes when making a xcopy of active
log files, is this true ?
Is there a way to copy active log files without crashing db2 ?
Thanks, Greg
GB wrote:
I'm using userexit and am trying to loose as few information as possible
in case of disaster (fire). Archived logs are copied to a remote site. I
think it could make sense to try to copy the active logfiles, but is it
really possible ???
I would avoid copying active log files. If you are trying to minimize your
data loss, you need to manage your log file size so that files get archived
on a regular basis.
Good luck,
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GB wrote:
I'm using userexit and am trying to loose as few information as possible
in case of disaster (fire). Archived logs are copied to a remote site. I
think it could make sense to try to copy the active logfiles, but is it
really possible ???
I would avoid copying active log files. If you are trying to minimize your
data loss, you need to manage your log file size so that files get archived
on a regular basis.
Good luck,
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Bruce M wrote: I copy log files on windows 2000 all the time without crashing DB2.
Why is it crashing? What is the error?
Bruce
Sorry I don't have more information about this. Colleagues told me not
to do it, because they crashed db2 by doing an xcopy of the active logs,
but it was quite a long time ago and finding the corresponding log
entries is now quite difficult :-(
Greg
Bruce M wrote: I copy log files on windows 2000 all the time without crashing DB2.
Why is it crashing? What is the error?
Bruce
Sorry I don't have more information about this. Colleagues told me not
to do it, because they crashed db2 by doing an xcopy of the active logs,
but it was quite a long time ago and finding the corresponding log
entries is now quite difficult :-(
Greg
Ian wrote: I would avoid copying active log files. If you are trying to minimize your
data loss, you need to manage your log file size so that files get archived
on a regular basis.
Good luck,
If copying the active logs is really impossible I will try to tune this.
If the log file size is too small it is quite sure that I will run into
performance and other problems :-(
Thanks, Greg
Ian wrote: I would avoid copying active log files. If you are trying to minimize your
data loss, you need to manage your log file size so that files get archived
on a regular basis.
Good luck,
If copying the active logs is really impossible I will try to tune this.
If the log file size is too small it is quite sure that I will run into
performance and other problems :-(
Thanks, Greg
most likely file contention.
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"Bruce M" <bw********@yahoo.com> a écrit dans le message de
news:18**************************@posting.google.c om... I copy log files on windows 2000 all the time without crashing DB2.
Why is it crashing? What is the error?
Bruce
GB <bo********@bigfoot.com> wrote in message
news:<40********@news.deckpoint.ch>... I heard that db2 (on windows 2000) crashes when making a xcopy of active
log files, is this true ?
Is there a way to copy active log files without crashing db2 ?
Thanks, Greg
most likely file contention.
PM
"Bruce M" <bw********@yahoo.com> a écrit dans le message de
news:18**************************@posting.google.c om... I copy log files on windows 2000 all the time without crashing DB2.
Why is it crashing? What is the error?
Bruce
GB <bo********@bigfoot.com> wrote in message
news:<40********@news.deckpoint.ch>... I heard that db2 (on windows 2000) crashes when making a xcopy of active
log files, is this true ?
Is there a way to copy active log files without crashing db2 ?
Thanks, Greg
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