Heinrich, Tilo wrote:

hello!

now, is it correct that the approach is this: scan the output of backup_history_list for the last log id that was succefully imported. then identify all logbackup-files with an extension that is numerically higher than this and recover_start <medium> <extension of file> for each of them.


If you end log restores in between individual log files with
recover_cancel, it might be needed to reapply one or more log backups
more than once. So if you use recover_cancel in your script, you should
use the "Used LOG Page"-value of db_restartinfo and the 8-th and 9-th
column of backup_history_list and backup_history_listnext to find the
log backup needed for continuing the log restore. The "Used LOG
Page"-value must be in the interval given of 8-th and 9-th column of
backup_history_list/next.

this shiver that went down my spine makes me never use recover_cancel. my script just wont support that :)


thank you very much again,
        Raimund

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