You continue reading in from the other backup media. The reply to this command gives you information about the import of the backup.
However, you see this information only if the backup has been imported completely, or if the backup was interrupted. This command may, therefore, take a long time to execute.
You have the DBM operator authorization Backup.
You have started restoring a database instance by reading data from several media simultaneously. The procedure was interrupted because at least one medium no longer has a succeeding backup medium.
recover_ignore
OK<NL>
Returncode <value><NL>
Date
[<value>]<NL>
Time
[<value>]<NL>
Server
[<value>]<NL>
Database
[<value>]<NL>
Kernel Version
[<value>]<NL>
Pages Transferred
[<value>]<NL>
Pages Left
[<value>]<NL>
Volumes
[<value>]<NL>
Medianame
[<value>]<NL>
Location
[<value>]<NL>
Errortext
[<value>]<NL>
Label
[<value>]<NL>
Is Consistent
[<value>]<NL>
First LOG Page
[<value>]<NL>
Last LOG Page
[<value>]<NL>
DB Stamp 1 Date
[<value>]<NL>
DB Stamp 1 Time
[<value>]<NL>
DB Stamp 2 Date
[<value>]<NL>
DB Stamp 2 Time
[<value>]<NL>
Page Count
[<value>]<NL>
Devices Used
[<value>]<NL>
Database ID
[<value>]<NL>
Max Used Data Page
[<value>]<NL>
In particular, analyze the
Returncode reply field,
which contains a numeric value supplied by the kernel.
See also: Messages
If it is clear from the message number that the recovery was only interrupted, the session must be continued with the continuation command (recover_ignore) or terminated (recover_cancel).
Date |
Date |
Time |
Time |
Server |
Name of the database server |
Database |
|
Kernel Version |
Database kernel version |
Pages Transferred |
Number of pages transferred |
Pages Left |
Number of pages still to be transferred |
Volumes |
Number of backup media used |
Medianame |
Name of the backup medium |
Location |
File or device name |
Errortext |
Error message text |
Label |
|
Is Consistent |
For data backup only: backup is internally consistent |
First LOG Page |
For data backup: first page of log backup to be read For log backup: first page saved in log |
Last LOG Page |
Only for log backup: last page saved in log |
DB Stamp 1 Date |
Time stamp for first page of log backup |
DB Stamp 2 Date |
Time stamp for last page of log backup |
Page Count |
Total number of pages saved |
Devices Used |
Number of backup devices used |
Database ID |
Database ID used to identify data and log backups that belong together |
Max Used Data Page |
Maximum page number (indication of minimum database size when backup is imported) |
In the event of errors, see Reply Format.