TurboIMAGE/XL Database Management System Reference Manual MPE/iX V6.5 (30391-90011)

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Logging and Recovery
The Mirror Database
on the secondary system.
CAUTION When recovery is aborted (refer to the following discussion), the current
RESTART file is purged and RESTART must be done from the previous STOP
point.
Aborting DBRECOV
To run the ABORT option:
:RUN DBRECOV.PUB.SYS,ABORT
Just like the RESTART option the prompt for a database in the RESTART file appears:
WHICH DATABASE?
If a nonexistent database name is entered, an error message is printed and the user is
prompted once again to enter the name of a database in the RESTART file. Using the
database name entered, DBRECOV determines the name of the RESTART file and tries to
open it. If the file is opened and is not a RESTART file, the following DBRECOV error message
is printed:
filename is not a DBRECOV RESTART file.
and the user is returned to the MPE/iX prompt. This error usually occurs when another
file with the same name as the RESTART file has been created on the system. Make sure the
file is a RESTART file and try running DBRECOV,ABORT again.
When the correct RESTART file is opened, DBRECOV looks at the file to make sure that it has
the same version numbers as the version of DBRECOV being run. If the version numbers do
not match, DBRECOV prints the following error message:
RESTART FILE NOT COMPATIBLE WITH THIS VERSION OF DBRECOV
and the MPE/iX prompt is returned. This message means the version of DBRECOV is not the
same as the version that created the current RESTART file. Install the correct version of
TurboIMAGE/XL and run DBRECOV,ABORT again.
If the user logon is not the same as the logon when DBRECOV was suspended, the following
message is printed:
must be logged on as same user and account where DBRECOV was
suspended
Log on using the same user and account names that were used when DBRECOV was
originally suspended, and run DBRECOV again.