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VMS Help RMU72 *Conan The Librarian |
Oracle RMU, the Oracle Rdb management utility, lets database
administrators manage Oracle Rdb databases. Oracle RMU commands
are executed at the operating system prompt. Oracle RMU command
syntax follows the rules and conventions of the DIGITAL Command
Language (DCL).
See the RMUALTER help also.
Oracle RMU commands allow you to display the contents of database
files, control the Oracle Rdb monitor process, verify data
structures, perform maintenance tasks (such as backup and restore
operations), and list information about current database users
and database activity statistics.
Oracle RMU commands consist of words, generally verbs, that have
parameters and qualifiers to define the action to be performed.
RMU commands that accept a TSN keyword or qualifier value now
accept input formats as follows:
o A decimal string representing a quadword TSN value
o A hexadecimal string starting with "%X" representing a
quadword TSN value
o A two-part decimal string separated by a colon representing a
quadword TSN value as high and low longwords
Following are some example uses of input TSN values:
$ RMU /DUMP /AFTER_JOURNAL J1.AIJ /FIRST=TSN=54321
$ RMU /DUMP /AFTER_JOURNAL J1.AIJ /FIRST=TSN=123456234253245
$ RMU /DUMP /AFTER_JOURNAL J1.AIJ /FIRST=TSN=%X7655
$ RMU /DUMP /AFTER_JOURNAL J1.AIJ /FIRST=TSN=%X000000715F856AB
$ RMU /DUMP /AFTER_JOURNAL J1.AIJ /FIRST=TSN=0:871251
$ RMU /DUMP /AFTER_JOURNAL J1.AIJ /FIRST=TSN=3:53487
$ RMU /DUMP /AFTER_JOURNAL J1.AIJ /FIRST=TSN=21:653156
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