Leaving the table space or table space partition in the roll-forward pending state

Use the Roll-Forward page of the roll-forward notebook to specify that you want to leave the table space or table space partition. in the roll-forward pending state at the end of the roll-forward operation.

Note:

Before you can do forward recovery, the table space or table space partition must already be in the roll-forward pending state, and you must have the database logs.

Typically, table spaces exist in groups. If this is how your database is structured, you should use the Roll-Forward Database notebook to roll-forward the set of related table spaces or table space partitions.

Before you begin...

To leave the table space or table space partition in the roll-forward pending state:

1. Open the roll-forward notebook:

   • Open the Roll-Forward Table Space notebook.

   • Open the Roll-Forward Table Space Partition notebook.

2. On the Roll-Forward page, specify the point in time to which you want to roll forward. Changes in the logs up to and including the date and time indicated are reapplied to the table space or table space partition.

   Note:

   In a partitioned database environment, if you want to roll forward a table space to a point in time, you must restore the table space partition at each database partition that contains a portion of the table space, and roll forward each table space partition individually to the same point in time. This ensures that the table space is consistent at each node.

3. On the Options page, select one of the Process while radio buttons, either Online or Offline. Offline is the default.

4. Click on OK to begin the roll-forward process.

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