Steve
I did a restore db ... then ... some weird message came out .. what is it ?
should I do an audit ? what is the command for an audit ?
ANR9999D ssrecons.c(2398): ThreadId<67> Actual: Magic=40EB4B01,
SrvId=610717121,
SegGroupId=2931634798798438565, SeqNum=12592898, converted=T.
ANR9999D ssrecons.c(2412): ThreadId<67> Expected: Magic=53454652, SrvId=0,
SegGroupId=296636929.
SeqNum=1.ANR9999D ssrecons.c(2398): ThreadId<67> Actual: Magic=4F474943,
SrvId=12717578,
SegGroupId=4187893577790063616, SeqNum=135201039, converted=T.
ANR9999D ssrecons.c(2412): ThreadId<67> Expected: Magic=53454652, SrvId=0,
SegGroupId=296677584.
SeqNum=1.
ANR9999D ssrecons.c(2398): ThreadId<67> Actual: Magic=4C630400,
SrvId=828322399,
SegGroupId=6009320758017282134, SeqNum=234901590, converted=T.
ANR9999D ssrecons.c(2412): ThreadId<67> Expected: Magic=53454652, SrvId=0,
SegGroupId=296677701.
SeqNum=1.
ANR8302E I/O error on drive DRIVE2 (/dev/rmt1) (OP=LOCATE, Error Number=5,
CC=0, KEY=08, ASC=00,
ASCQ=05,
SENSE=70.00.08.00.00.00.00.58.00.00.00.00.00.05.FF.0A.3A.60.40.01.00.09.01.91.00.D5.50.14.00.00.2B.00.-
00.33.7E.00.00.33.35.00.88.33.3D.00.00.00.00.00.7C.77.00.41.F1.05.00.00.00.90.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.80.-
00.00.00.00.00.00.32.39.43.20.20.20.20.00.A0.00.4A.F0.F0.F2.F3.F2.F2.02.00.04.00.00.10.00,
Description=An undetermined error has occurred). Refer to Appendix D in the
'Messages' manual for
recommended action.
<< Message number 8944 not available for language EN_US >>
ANR8359E Media fault detected on 3590 volume 002322 in drive DRIVE2 (/dev/rmt1)
of library 3494LIB.
am I suppose to do an audit ?
-----Original Message-----
From: Steve Harris [mailto:Steve_Harris AT HEALTH.QLD.GOV DOT AU]
Sent: 14 July 2004 12:09
To: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
Subject: Re: Emergency .. HELP
Shukie,
You probably don't want to hear this, but this is why you should always have
that 500MB log file ready to be allocated, and immediatly deallocate it when
the condition has beed cleared.
I believe that you are stuck with a database restore to point of time of your
last DB backup. This is an issue, but in most cases it is not too bad. Once
you get back up and running, just run your backups again, and in general they
will pick up whatever they are missing.
Once you are back on level ground, have a look at the facilty to trigger DB
backups automatically when the log gets above a given percentage full.
Regards and commisserations
Steve
Steve Harris
Queensland Health
Brisbane Australia
>>> Shukrie.Hashim AT SHELL DOT COM 14/07/2004 11:01:09 >>>
Hi there
I have reached my maximum extention of recovery log of 13 gb ... now I can't
even extend it so I can't log in and do a database back up ... can someone tell
me how to delete some of the recovery log ... is there any other way ?
Shukrie
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