Re: Restore SQL collection to a different name?

Then what should happen is that if journals and receivers are in MYDATAJ 
and tables, views and indexes are in MYDATA and I restore MYDATA to 
MYDATA2 then they should continue to use the journals and receivers in 
MYDATAJ; right?

It's kind of a chicken and egg thing.  In your example of logicals and 
physicals, the physical creation comes before the logical creation, 
without exception.  Now, the order items should be built that use journals 
are:
- journal receiver
- journal
- files, etc that use these journals
Granted, you could create the tables first and add the constraints and 
journalling later but I wouldn't recommend starting a new system this way, 
(unless someone is pointing a gun to your head saying "You're too 
productive with DDL; use DDS instead.").

In summary, the restore, with journals, is currently working the way a 
restore with logicals in a different library from the physicals does. 
However, it doesn't work the way a restore would with logicals in the same 
library as physicals.  And that's the change we want, right?

Rob Berendt
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rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Now, IF, the journals and receivers were 
> in different libraries (which used to be, and might still be, the 
> recommendation) then what should happen? 

Similar behavior if you have physicals & logicals in different libraries.

david


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