- Restore Status page
- Backup History page
- Roll Forward page
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Restore Status page
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Database
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Database Status
Database
Displays the system, instance and name of the currently selected
database. Click on the Browse push button to select a
different database.
Database Status
Displays the current status of the database. Any status other than
"Available" indicates that you must either wait for an operation to complete
or take some recovery action.
- Available
- The database is available for use.
- Backup Pending
- You must do a full backup of the database before accessing it. This
state occurs after either LOGRETAIN has been enabled (or set to RECOVERY) and
accepted, or USEREXIT has been enabled and accepted.
- Restore Pending
- The database must be restored from a backup image. The restore must
complete before you can access the database.
- Roll Forward Enabled
- The database is enabled for roll-forward recovery.
- Roll Forward Pending
- The database must be rolled forward from the contents of the database log
files. The roll-forward must complete before you can access the
database.
- Table Space Roll Forward Pending
- This state indicates that the changes to a single table space must be
rolled forward from the contents of the database log files. The
roll-forward must complete before you can access the table space.
- Unknown
- This state indicates that a connection cannot be established to the
database. The connection may be faulty, or the database may not be
started.
- Inconsistent
- A transaction is pending or some other task is pending on the database and
the data is not consistent at this point. If the system "crashes" while
the database is not consistent, you will need to restart the database to make
it usable. If this does not work you will need to restore the database
from a backup image.

Backup History page
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Table
Table
Displays the list of database backup images that you may want to
restore.

Roll Forward page
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Roll-forward (reapply the logs)
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Roll-forward to the end of the logs
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Roll-forward to a point in time
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Roll forward to transaction
Roll-forward (reapply the logs)
Use this check box to roll forward the changes to your database since the
last backup.
Roll-forward to the end of the logs
Click on this radio button to roll forward the changes to your database to
the end of the logs.
Roll-forward to a point in time
Click on this radio button to roll forward the changes to your database to
a specified point-in-time.
Roll forward to transaction
Use the Date box and the Time box to roll forward to a specific date and
time for the transaction.