For your explanation:
There is a possibility with online backup that a transaction mofifies data
"to be entered" in the backup as well as modifies a table/tablespace whose
image is already in the backup.
That's why you must be 1) in logretain=recovery and always provide access to
the logs that were active when backing up, to the db after restore for roll
forward.
As Mark specifies further, use the include logs option in your command to
stay on the safe side.
HTH, Pierre.
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Pierre Saint-Jacques
SES Consultants Inc.
514-737-4515
"Gladiator" <vk************@gmail.com> a écrit dans le message de news:
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jdokos wrote: Gladiator wrote: > Hai.....
>
> I have a database............ i took an online
> backup for tht.....
> After tht mistakenly i dropped the database.......... now i dont have
> the logs also....... now after i restore the database it will be in
> rollforward pending state........ when i am rollforwarding it is saying
> cannot rollforward........ can anyone tell me how to bring the database
> back again........
Unfortunately, an online backup requires that you rollforward to at
least a point in time right after the backup. The only other option is
to have IBM reset your log control file. This will give you access to
the data, but the database will be unsupported after that. You will
have to export, drop, recreate and import/LOAD your data.
Thanks for the reply....
Can u elaborate ur
explanation..........plssss/.................
