Logging Status [ TurboIMAGE/XL Database Management System Reference Manual ] MPE/iX 5.0 Documentation
TurboIMAGE/XL Database Management System Reference Manual
Logging Status
The DBUTIL >>SHOW command can be used to display the log identifier and
the status of the flags for access, recovery, and logging. The following
example illustrates roll-forward recovery and the commands used to set
the logid and flags into the database, as presented in this chapter. If
the steps discussed earlier in this chapter have been followed, the
database can be stored. The password (denoted by *******) does not
appear on the screen.
:RUN DBUTIL.PUB.SYS
:
>>SET ORDERS LOGID=ORDERLOG
PASSWORD *******
LOGID: ORDERLOG IS VALID
PASSWORD IS CORRECT
>>DISABLE ORDERS FOR ACCESS
Access is disabled
>>ENABLE ORDERS FOR RECOVERY, LOGGING, MUSTRECOVER
WARNING: Database modified and not DBSTOREd
Recovery is enabled
Logging is enabled
Mustrecover is enabled
>>SHOW ORDERS ALL
For database ORDERS
Maintenance word is not present.
Access is disabled.
Autodefer is disabled.
Dumping is disabled.
Rollback recovery is disabled.
Recovery is enabled.
ILR is disabled.
Mustrecover is enabled.
Logging is enabled.
Prefetch is disabled.
Indexing is disabled.[REV BEG]
HWMPUT is disabled.
Restart is disabled.
Database last stored on MON, JAN 10, 1994, 1:09 PM
Database has not been modified since last store date.
Subsystem access is READ/WRITE.
CIUPDATE is disallowed.
Dynamic capacity expansion is used for 2 detail sets.[REV END]
LOGID: ORDERLOG is valid
Password is correct
XM log set: default XM user log set for volume set volname
XM log set type: circular
XM log set size: 32 megabytes
The language is 0:NATIVE-3000.
Buffer specifications:
8(1/2),9(3/4),10(5/6),11(7/8),12(9/10),13(11/12),14(34/14),
15(15/16),16(17/187),17(19/120)
No other users are accessing the database.
NOTE The displayed buffer specifications are the default TurboIMAGE/V
values. These specifications or any new ones that you set are
displayed for MPE V compatibility, but they are not used by
TurboIMAGE/XL which uses a large default value. See chapter 8 or
appendix H for more information.
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