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oad done on a table with nonrecoverable option on a archive loging enabled Database

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shiva359@gmail.com - 30 Aug 2007 17:52 GMT
Dear All  ,

             will  changes done on a  table data After  a load   with
nonrecoverable option on a archive loging enabled Database be
recorded  in  logs   if  we  don't  do  a  complete backup  after
load ?

also curious to know on what  would bedoing  the effect  if   we do a
backup online  after the load and do changes to table  ( wihtout
doing  a offline Backup ) .

If we restore  the online Backup taken after the load ( with
nonrecoverable option)  does the table be available and can continue
to record changes for that  table  in logs

with regards
shiva
Ian - 30 Aug 2007 23:45 GMT
> Dear All  ,
>
>               will  changes done on a  table data After  a load   with
> nonrecoverable option on a archive loging enabled Database be
> recorded  in  logs   if  we  don't  do  a  complete backup  after
> load ?

The changes will be logged, yes.  And the table is fully available.
But until you take a backup (either online or offline) of at least
the tablespace, you won't be able to roll forward through the
load operation.

That's the point of NONRECOVERABLE:  You're telling DB2 that you are
accepting that the tablespace will not be forward recoverable.
 
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