- Roll-Forward page
- Options page

Roll-Forward page
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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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Overflow directory
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Leave in roll-forward pending state
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OK
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Cancel
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Show Command
Roll-Forward to the end of the logs
Select this radio button to have all changes recorded in the logs applied
to the table space or table space
partition. This is the default.
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If you need to restore a table space partition on a specific database partition, you can perform roll-forward
recovery on it to the end of the logs to bring it up to the same level as the
table space on the other nodes.
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Roll-Forward to a point in time
Select this radio button to have changes rolled forward to a specific date
and time. If you decide not to specify a date and time, the default is
the current date and time. The Next transaction to reapply
field displays the date and time of the next transaction that will be
reapplied by the roll-forward operation. To determine this date and
time, the roll-forward status of the table space is checked. The date
and time that the table space has already been rolled forward to (if any) is
displayed.
Notes:
- You can only perform a point-in-time operation on a table space if it
contains all parts of all its tables.
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In a partitioned database environment, if you want to roll forward a table
space to a point in time, you must restore the table
space partition at each database partition that contains a portion of the
table space, and roll forward each table space partition individually to the
same point in time. This ensures that the table space is consistent at
each node.
- Use the Date field to specify the date to which you want to
roll forward.
You can either type the date, or you can click on the arrow to open a
calendar on which you select the date. Click on the arrows at the top
of the calendar to display the month that you want, then on a date to select
it. The calendar closes, and the date you selected will be displayed in
the field.
- Use the Time field to specify the time to which you want to
roll forward. To change the time, click on the portion of the time that
you want to change and either type the value that you want, or use the up and
down arrows to adjust the value.
Overflow directory
The roll-forward operation checks for logs in the location specified by the
logpath database configuration parameter. If you have moved
any logs from the location specified by the logpath parameter, use
the Overflow directory field to specify the path to the logs that
you moved.
To display the list of available directories, click on
Browse.
Leave in roll-forward pending state
Click on this check box to leave the table space or table space partition. in the roll-forward pending state at the end of the
roll-forward operation. This is the default.
A table space or table space partition in the roll-forward pending state
cannot be used. To turn the roll-forward pending state off and make the
table space or table space partition usable, you can:
- Perform roll-forward recovery on it. You can perform roll-forward
recovery on the table space from the Roll-Forward Table
Space notebook.
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Select Stop Roll-Forward from the pop-up menu for the table
space.
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For a table space partition:
- Open the Table Space Partitions window.
- Select the table space partition that you want
- Select Table Space Partitions->Stop Roll-Forward.

Options page
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Process while
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OK
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Cancel
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Show Command
Process while
Select one of the following radio buttons to specify whether the roll-forward operation is to be done online or
offline.
- Offline
- The roll-forward operation occurs offline (that is, no other application
or user can be connected to the database or to the database partition when the roll--forward
operation is in progress). This is the default.
- Online
- The roll-forward operation occurs online: other applications and
users can be connected to the database or the database partition when the
roll--forward operation is in progress, but the table space or table space partition itself is not available for
use.