Hi Tim,
What steps did you take to restart the redirected restore? Did you do a
"RESTORE DATABASE <BLAH> ABORT"? You may have to do this. Once that is
complete, you have to restart the restore from the beginning ("RESTORE
DATABASE <BLAH> REDIRECT", "SET TABLESPACE CONTAINERS", etc.).
Kelly
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Thanks for the input. I got through the set tablespace stuff and did a
restore....continue and it took off. It then errored out with a "SQL2544N
The directory where the database is being restored has become full." I
freed up some space and tried to restart the restore again and now I get
the following error "SQL2008N The callerac parameter is not within valid
range or the requested action is out of sequence." It says to consult the
Application Development Guide. I did a search of it online and found no
match. Any ideas?
Tim
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Hi Tim,
You only need to do a "SET TABLESPACE CONTAINERS" command for any
tablespace that has containers that do NOT reside directly under the
database directory (the database directory being .../NODE0000/SQL#####).
The container names in these cases are just stored as a relative path under
your database directory so a change in the database directory won't affect
them during the subsequent restore.
So, for your example, you would NOT need to do a SET TABLESPACE CONTAINERS
command for tablespace RAATS1, it will be done automatically.
Kelly
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12:37 PM
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Hello all,
I know restoring databases gets kicked around here a lot, but I am
wondering if you can help.
I am trying to restore a backup of a database that was taken on machine A
on machine B. The
file structure on machine A is as follows : /udbd/db2/NODE0000.... and on
machine B it is as
follows : /udb/db2/NODE0000... Note the missing "d" on the second one. I
created a test database
on machine B and was trying to do a redirected restore with the replace
option specified. There are
a few tablespaces that needed to be set to a different path. I got through
the first part of the restore and
set them to the new path. My question is this, do I have to set every
tablespace to the new path of
/udb/db2/NODE0000 or should it create the structures automatically if they
were installed in the default
tablespace on machine A. Example would be tablespace RAATS1. It exists in
/udbd/db2/NODE0000
/SQL00002/RAATS1 on machine A, would I need to run the set tablespace
command for it to /udb/db2/
NODE0000/SQL00002/RAATS1?
UDB 7.2 on AIX version 4.3
Your help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Tim Traxson
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