Database dump error
Hello All, I'm getting the below error. Can anyone help on this. Backup Server: 4.124.2.1: Archive API error for...
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Read the error message... msg=Read-only file system check with your system admin to remount the filesystem read/write
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Also, do not use the streaming compression any more - 'compress::....'. It has been deprecated. Instead use the 'compress = <compression level>' syntax in your dump database command and...
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Hi, Thanks the folder where the backup file is writing having the below permission. Please check. But whereas the system tables are also getting backup up to this folder and it not giving any error....
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- verify 'dataserver' process is owned by 'sybase': ps -aef | egrep dataserver - I'm assuming '/net/134.163.248.45' is some sort of network/nfs mounted filesystem; verify the read/write permissions of...
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I agree with Mark's synopsis. It is likely that the "backup" of system tables is done as some other host user - e.g. "Fred" does a bcp out of the system tables - and "Fred" has a login account...
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the messages says: error=30, msg=Read-only file system If you would try to write to a directory where you don't have permission, the error message would show:error=13, msg=Permission denied For...
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Typo in my previous post: - verify 'backupserver' process is owned by 'sybase': ps -aef | egrep backupserver Jeff's 'touch' test is also a good idea.
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Is this by any chance a NetApp Filer with an NFS file system you're trying to write to ? If so, we've encountered this problem a couple of times due to a "bug", that kicks in once in a while, making...
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Bret /Andrew, just read in sybase manuals as this option will helpful in non-warm standby replication environment also . Can you give me a demo or with set of SQL cmds that will fail(makes threads down...
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How to capture database auto expansion event that is triggered by Sybase ASE ?
Hi All, I'm back , I was very glad when retrieving a lot of extremely useful information in my previous post (How do I get the spid of Sybase when using JDBC). I did apply for my project and it has...
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Hi!1. Can we remove a device without deleting database first ? As far as I know, a device ( physical file on Operating System level ) is the first thing that need to be created before we do another...
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Hi Pawel, Starting in 15.7 SP100, If you removed the old data from your database via truncate or delete then you could use the shrink database functionality. See the following link below:...
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Hello Andrew,RMA documentation falls into SRS team scope, so I guess you may have more chances to get a reply to your question in space SAP Replication Server.Regards,Cris
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maybe take a step back and try to explain what you actually try to achieve A Sybase database usually consists of multiple devices- 1 or more data devices- 1 or more log devices If your database is...
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H Pawel, Thank so much for your quick response, your suggestion about disk mirroring seems to be possible approach for me. I found a tutorial of Sybase (SyBooks Online) for using disk mirroring to...
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We occasionally get the message Cannot run query--referenced object (name NAME NOT RECOVERABLE) dropped during query optimization. ThisUpdated Writeup for ASE Error Message 225 suggests either...
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Jeroen is correct. Removing devices from the middle of a database is a very risky process. Why do to feel this is necessary? Historically, disks, etc were small, so there are legacy databases out there...
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DISK MIRROR can be used to replace one device with another device, after which the mirror can be broken discarding the original device and retaining the new one. The old file can then be deleted....
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