DB-STATUS command

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12 years 1 month ago #14048 by pradeep dhandapani

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Hi

When we execute the DB-STATUS command from where system fetches the information regarding the database status and provide us.

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12 years 1 month ago #14055 by jpb

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It uses the information in $JBCDATADIR/databases

There are two files out of which "default" holds the current status for the "databases_defined" . . .

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12 years 1 month ago #14059 by pradeep dhandapani

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Thanks JPB,

But we had a problem in our environment where someone has executed a DB-SHUTDOWN command. We tried by reinstalling the jbase and TAFC but still we got the error message

"database is shutting down"

We were checking how the database status was retained even after reinstalling the TAFC and jbase.

kindly help me on this.

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12 years 1 month ago #14061 by jpb

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I never used shutdown and I can't imagine where else the information should reside.
Did you have a look into www.jbase.com/new/support/41docs/jBASE%20Dataguard.pdf , it's one of the better guides ...

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12 years 1 month ago #14065 by pradeep dhandapani

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Can we see the encrypted data in the database folder.

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