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Procedure documentation Identifying a Lost Mirrored Chunk  Locate the document in its SAP Library structure

Use

This procedure is the first step in the recovery of a lost mirrored chunk with an Informix database.

Procedure

  1. Use the message log file to identify a lost mirrored chunk. A message indicating that an error occurred in a mirrored chunk might look like this:
  2. 15:22:26 Assert Failed: WARNING! I/O error, Mirror

    Chunk '/.../sapdata3'

    15:22:26 Who: Session(22, informixSession(22, info

    sap10, 26981, 12) Thread(54, sqlexec,

    80f20be0, 1)

    15:22:26 Results: Chunk is now unusable

    15:22:26 Action: Repair and restore from mirror or

    archive

    15:22:26 /tmp/af.3fea

    15:22:29 Checkpoint Completed: duration was 2 seconds

  3. Use onstat -d to display the status of a dbspace. A down chunk has the status D (for "down") in the second position of the field flags . For example:

Chunks
address

chk/dbs

offset

size

free

bpages

flags

pathname

80f2bfe0

6 6

8556

2000

0

 

MD

-/.../data3

Result

Now that you have identified the lost mirrored chunk, you can go on to Creating a New Link for a Lost Mirrored Chunk.

 

See also:

Informix documentation