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- From: wfinnert@larry.shearson.com (Warren Finnerty)
- Subject: Re: Recovering from a log segment full condition
- In-Reply-To: dave@ema.rockwell.com's message of Fri, 18 Dec 1992 18:33:24 GMT
- Message-ID: <WFINNERT.92Dec21135701@larry.shearson.com>
- Sender: news@shearson.com (News)
- Organization: Lehman Brothers
- References: <1992Dec16.205611.19776@spectrum.xerox.com> <dave.724703604@rincon>
- Date: Mon, 21 Dec 1992 18:57:01 GMT
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- > In article <dave.724703604@rincon> dave@ema.rockwell.com (Dave Emde) writes:
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- > I've had the same problem myself. Using dump tran database with no_log
- > works will but there have been several instances where I dumped my transaction
- > log only to find that I still received the "out of space in syslogs" message.
-
- > In this case you need to shutdown and restart the server and then issue
- > another dump with no_log. This fixed my problem. If you have the Sybase
- > Troubleshooting Guide they have a good writeup about this type of problem.
-
- Be careful about shutting down a dataserver with a full transaction log. SYBASE
- will want to write a checkpoint to the log after recovering the database. If
- the log is full this can cause problems ( unless "no chkpt on recov" is set ).
- So try to empty the log first, and watch-out for segmap of 7 ( log & data ),
- because data might be eating up all of your log space.
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