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On Linux, suppose a recoverable database has crashed due to a damaged
tablespace (the container on which the tablespace existed has gone
bad). On restarting the database, I understand that the tablespace
will be in roll forward pending state. Because the container has gone
bad, I cannot 'fix' the container. So, what are my options? Can I
restore the 'tablespace' to some other good container and then roll
forward to the end of logs? What is the command for that? I mean, how
do I specify the path for the new container on the Restore command?

TIA
Raquel.
Nov 12 '05 #1
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Ian
Raquel wrote:
On Linux, suppose a recoverable database has crashed due to a damaged
tablespace (the container on which the tablespace existed has gone
bad). On restarting the database, I understand that the tablespace
will be in roll forward pending state. Because the container has gone
bad, I cannot 'fix' the container. So, what are my options? Can I
restore the 'tablespace' to some other good container and then roll
forward to the end of logs? What is the command for that? I mean, how
do I specify the path for the new container on the Restore command?

TIA
Raquel.


That's a redirected restore. See the data recovery book for syntax and
the procedure to do this.

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Ian
Raquel wrote:
On Linux, suppose a recoverable database has crashed due to a damaged
tablespace (the container on which the tablespace existed has gone
bad). On restarting the database, I understand that the tablespace
will be in roll forward pending state. Because the container has gone
bad, I cannot 'fix' the container. So, what are my options? Can I
restore the 'tablespace' to some other good container and then roll
forward to the end of logs? What is the command for that? I mean, how
do I specify the path for the new container on the Restore command?

TIA
Raquel.


That's a redirected restore. See the data recovery book for syntax and
the procedure to do this.

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