By default, the whole_system backup is a level zero and thus the L0
argument is not required...

should be   onbar -b -w / onbar -r -w

George Lesho
AFC Enterprises






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Subject:  Re: On-bar help required.

Hi Jason,

>>> jmorga31 AT CSC DOT COM 20.02.2002  14.37 Uhr >>>
>Our DBA has tried to run an onbar backup using the following command:-
>onbar -b -L 0 with the number of parallel backups set to two.
...
>The bar_act.log say WARNING : Physical restore complete. Logical restore
>required before work can continue.

>The DBA issues onbar -r -l and the following error is displayed on the
>online.log

>DBSpace logspace1 not recovered fomr same archive as  DBSpace rootbds.

>Has anyone encounetered this type of error before.

I had the same problem (although using HP Omniback for backup). Your DBA
has to use the
command: onbar -b -w -L 0 .
The parameter '-w' means 'whole database' and is necessary for a
successfull restore.
I don't know the exact explanation but I think it is somewhere in the
backup and recovery manual.

Bye,
Thomas