Re: DB Recovery after Abnormal outage

Which begs the question:  "How does one check to see if SMAPP is turned 
on?".

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Do you have SMAPP turned on?  The default is yes.

Shipped recovery time limits are:

V4R5  90 minutes
V5R1  90
V5R2  70
V5R3  60

If you have it turned off, you need to find and maim whoever turned it 
off.

On a System/38, I had a system that took 15 days!

DSPRCYAP is the command that will tell you where you are at.

Al

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One of our AS/400 (2way, 820, 900 gid, 8gig mem) went down due to a power
supply hardware failure. IBM has replaced the part and performed an IPL.
It's been 4hrs since then, and the system is still performing index path
recovery. Is there anyway to expedite this process. We have one file about
100Gig, we don't care if the logical files are corrupted or not.

Thanks, Wes




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