Before restoring database DBC:
1 Reconfigure the system from a single AMP to the desired configuration.
2 Run the DBS Database Initialization Program (DIP) and execute the DIPERR and DIPVIEWS scripts. Do not run any of the other DIP scripts at this time, including DIPALL.
Example
This example demonstrates how to restore all databases from an all-AMPs archive and a specific-AMP archive. All AMPs are online for the restore, although AMPs may have been added to or deleted from the configuration since the archive was taken.
The next example assumes that none of the databases have journal table definitions. Journal tables must be dropped before running this job.
LOGON DBC,DBC;
DELETE DATABASE (DBC) ALL, EXCLUDE (DBC);
RESTORE DATA TABLES (DBC),
FILE=ARCHIVE;
LOGOFF;
Run the post DBC restore script (post_dbc_restore).
LOGON DBC,DBC; RESTORE DATA TABLES (DBC) ALL,
EXCLUDE (DBC), (TD_SYSFNLIB),
NO BUILD,
FILE=ARCHIVE;
RESTORE DATA TABLES (DBC) ALL,
EXCLUDE (DBC), (TD_SYSFNLIB),
NO BUILD,
FILE=ARCHIVEX;
BUILD DATA TABLES (DBC) ALL,
EXCLUDE (DBC),
RELEASE LOCK;
LOGOFF;
Run the post data restore script (post_data_restore).
In this example, file ARCHIVE is an all-AMPs archive; ARCHIVEX is a single AMP archive.
When the restore is complete, check the print file to verify that all AMPs remained online throughout the process. If one or more AMPs went offline, see “Restoring With AMPs Offline” on page 67 for more information.
To decrease the total time required to complete the restore process, specify the NO BUILD option for the restore operation, then submit a BUILD statement after the specific-AMP restore. In addition, unique secondary indexes remain valid on nonfallback tables.