Kbase P19578: How can I determine which ai file to apply?
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
21/09/2010 |
|
Status: Verified
GOAL:
How to determine which AI file to apply?
GOAL:
How to identify which AI file to apply to a database?
FACT(s) (Environment):
All Supported Operating Systems
Progress/OpenEdge Product Family
FIX:
The aimage scan option to rfutil can be used to display information associated with an AI file.
Syntax:
rfutil dbname -C aimage scan -a <pathname including AI file>
Note: The dbname does not have to be the same name as the database the AI file was created on. You can use any dbname, providing the database is down when you initiate this command.
An example of output from aimage scan on two AI files:
rfutil sports -C aimage scan -a /users/ts/osborne/work/me.a1
PROGRESS Version 9.1D06 as of Tue Feb 18 04:18:50 EST 2003
After-image dates for this after-image file: (1633)
Last AIMAGE BEGIN Tue Feb 18 13:50:59 2003 (1640)
This file was last opened for output on Tue Feb 18 16:01:16 2003. (1643)
2092 notes were processed. (1634)
0 in-flight transactions. (3785)
689 transactions were started. (1635)
At the end of the .AI file, 1 transactions were still active. (1636
rfutil sports -C aimage scan -a /users/ts/osborne/work/me.a2
PROGRESS Version 9.1D06 as of Tue Feb 18 04:18:50 EST 2003
After-image dates for this after-image file: (1633)
Last AIMAGE BEGIN Tue Feb 18 13:50:59 2003 (1640)
Last AIMAGE NEW Tue Feb 18 16:06:22 2003 (1641)
This is aimage file number 2 since the last AIMAGE BEGIN. (1642)
This file was last opened for output on Tue Feb 18 16:06:22 2003. (1643)
1311 notes were processed. (1634)
1 in-flight transactions. (3785)
436 transactions were started. (1635)
At the end of the .AI file, 0 transactions were still active. (1636)
The items or lines of interest in these outputs is the Last AIMAGE BEGIN, Last AIMAGE NEW, and aimage file number.
The Last AIMAGE BEGIN date and time related to the last time AI was enabled.
The Last AIMAGE NEW indicates the first time this file is being accessed for writing purposes.
The aimage file number indicates the order in which the files were created and used. They should be applied in this same order.