The API appeared to pick these logs up from the restore folder
automatically, I didn't do anything differently except copy the log files
after the applylogs command was issued.
The log files were read and then deleted from the restore folder after
they were applied...one by one.  So it is important that the files were
copied into the folder and not just moved from their original location.

Marc.





"Richard Foster" <Richard.Foster AT HYDRO DOT COM>

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Marc

> I've found that this is possible to restore a database with the
> log files placed back in the restore area as you say.
> I did also find that I had to copy these log extents into the
> folder after issuing the applylogs command, a NOTES.RIP file
> was created if the log files were already there.

Sorry, I'm a bit confused. What exactly did you do? If you can only copy
the logs into the folder *after* the applylogs command, how do you apply
these logs to the database?

Richard