Forces the database server to start after the transaction log has been lost.
{ dbsrv11 | dbeng11 } -f ...
All operating systems and database servers.
This option is for use in recovery situations only.
If there is no transaction log, the database server performs a checkpoint recovery of the database and then shuts down—it doesn't continue to run. You can then restart the database server without the -f option for normal operation.
If there is a transaction log in the same directory as the database, the database server performs a checkpoint recovery, and a recovery using the transaction log, and then shuts down—it doesn't continue to run. You can then restart the database server without the -f option for normal operation.
Specifying a cache size when starting the server can reduce recovery time.
The following command forces the database server to start and perform a recovery of the database mydatabase.db:
dbeng11 mydatabase.db -f |
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