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Thank Scott!
1. Oh! I thot Restore-SGC is a part of db portability. Can you please explain the entire process/componet & intervention involved with database portability process.
2. If while playing the logfiles, scr target finds that a particular logfile is corrupted, then it wont play it. What would happen to the remaining log stream. Would all the logs be discarded then?
***There can be a number of permutations for scr sources & targets being a standalone server or a cluster server. If the source & target are standalone, then we could go either for db portability or /RecoverServer setup option.***
3. If we have a source as SCC or CCR, & the target as a standalone server, then would we go for /RecoverServer or /RecoverCMS? & Secondly, if source is standalone but the target is a passive node in standby cluster, then what?
My Question in actuality is: Does /RecoverCMS depend upon the source being CMS or the target being CMS?
4. Can /RecoverCMS be used when recovering storage groups from a single CCR SCR-source only? What about when we have multiple CCR SCR-sources, single SCR-targets or multiple SCR-targets?
1. Oh! I thot Restore-SGC is a part of db portability. Can you please explain the entire process/componet & intervention involved with database portability process.
2. If while playing the logfiles, scr target finds that a particular logfile is corrupted, then it wont play it. What would happen to the remaining log stream. Would all the logs be discarded then?
***There can be a number of permutations for scr sources & targets being a standalone server or a cluster server. If the source & target are standalone, then we could go either for db portability or /RecoverServer setup option.***
3. If we have a source as SCC or CCR, & the target as a standalone server, then would we go for /RecoverServer or /RecoverCMS? & Secondly, if source is standalone but the target is a passive node in standby cluster, then what?
My Question in actuality is: Does /RecoverCMS depend upon the source being CMS or the target being CMS?
4. Can /RecoverCMS be used when recovering storage groups from a single CCR SCR-source only? What about when we have multiple CCR SCR-sources, single SCR-targets or multiple SCR-targets?