STORE and TurboSTORE/iX Products Manual (B5151-90003)

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STORE and TurboSTORE/iX Command Options
STORE Options
PARTS22.GROUP.ACCT NOT STORED: FILE IS PART OF AN IMAGE
DATABASE AND ROOT IS NOT SPECIFIED
If any of the dataset files are specified in addition to the root file, no warning will be
displayed but the individual dataset files will be counted as redundantly specified files.
If you want to back up a partial database, you can use the PARTIALDB option. STORE will
backup only those dataset files specified in the fileset list.
CAUTION When using the PARTIALDB option, if the root file is missing from the fileset
list, the quiesce may not succeed (refer to Chapter 7, "TurboSTORE/iX 7x24
True-Online Backup," for more information on quiescing). STORE will still
back up the dataset files listed in the fileset list.
Since quiescing a partial database cannot be guaranteed, we recommend that
PARTIALDB not be used with a 7x24 true-online backup.
NOTE Quiescing an ALLBASE/SQL database and storing the ALLBASE/SQL
database by TurboSTORE/iX 7x24 True-Online Backup when the
DBEnvironment is in normal use, has the same effect as using the
STOREONLINE command of SQLUtil. For a 7x24 true-online backup of
ALLBASE/SQL to be of use for rollforward recovery, use the same procedures
you would use when doing the STOREONLINE commands.
Storing Database Files Using Non-7x24 True-Online Backup
When performing a non-7x24 true-online backup (where you do not specify the 7x24
true-online backup options, ONLINE=START or ONLINE=END), by default, STORE allows a
partial database backup of only those database files included in the fileset list. For
example:
STORE parts01,parts02;... Stores only database files parts01 and parts02.
STORE parts@;... Stores entire database parts as well as any files starting
with parts including positive and negative filecodes.
STORE parts;... Stores only the TurboIMAGE root file parts or the
ALLBASE/SQL DBE file partsdbe.
If you want to store an entire database, use the new option, FULLDB.
Creating a Disk Directory File (STOREDIRECTORY and
NOSTOREDIRECTORY)
To increase the ease and speed of file recovery, all STORE and TurboSTORE products have
the ability to put a copy of a backup's STORE label and STORE directory into a disk file.
This directory information allows RESTORE to more quickly determine where files are
located on the backup, and to prompt users to mount the necessary media. If you want to
enable this feature, specify the STOREDIR[ECTORY] option.