Specifies that the database should continue to run after transaction logs have been applied (used in conjunction with -ad or -ar). The -as database option must be specified after the database-file, and applies only to that database.

Syntax

{ dbsrv11 | dbeng11 } [ server-options ] database-file { -ad log-dir | -ar } -as  ...

Applies to

All operating systems and database servers.

Remarks

The -as option must be specified in conjunction with either the -ad or -ar option. When you include -as, the database continues running after the transaction logs are applied to it.

See also

• Recover from media failure on the data
• Recovering a database with multiple transaction logs
• -a database option
• -ad database option
• -ar database option

Example

The database server applies the transaction log files to the mysample.db database. In this case, because -ar is specified, the database server obtains the location of the transaction logs from the database. The database continues running after the log files have been applied.

dbeng11 "c:\mysample.db" -ar -as

The database server applies the log files in the backup directory to the mysample.db database. The database continues running after the log files have been applied.

dbeng11 "c:\mysample.db" -ad "c:\backup" -as