In a partitioned database environment, if you create a container
or change its path, the path for the container must exist at every
node.
Click on this check box to perform a redirected restore. When you select this check box, you must select another control on the Containers page to specify the type of container modification that you want to do.
You may not be able to perform a restore operation because a container is in the not valid state. In this situation, you must modify the container. You can either change the container's path or remove the container, then, if you want, perform an add operation to replace the deleted container with another container.
The state of the container is rolled up into that of its table space. To display the container that is in the not valid state, select the table space whose state is not valid. That table space's containers will be displayed in the Container name box, and their states will also be displayed. Select the container that you want, then specify the container modification.
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In a partitioned database environment, if you create a container
or change its path, the path for the container must exist at every
node.
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