rladm

Administers raw logs in Transaction Processing.

Syntax

rladm -r {-D dbpath} {-d dbaseid}

rladm -l {-D dbpath} {-d dbaseid}

rladm -p

Options

rladm provides three main options:

-r Removes a specified database entry from the raw log header. This option can only be used by the database owner or super-user. Normally only used by rmdbase.

-l Lists the details for a specified database entry contained in the raw log header.

-p Instructs the central daemon to restart the raw log post processor. This option is available only to the owner of the central message queue or super-user.

When using the -r or -l option, additional options -d and -D, with associated parameters, are provided to specify the database entry to be listed or removed. They are:

-D dbpath Identifies the raw log header entry by the absolute path-name dbpath of the database.

-d dbaseid Identifies the raw log header entry by a unique identifier which is listed in the raw log header.

Comments

Transaction Processing comprises two features: Transaction Handling and Transaction Logging. See also Rapid Recovery.