Use
A central log,
reorg<DBSID>.log , contains information on important operations such as creating, extending and reorganizing a tablespace, restarting an operation, and resetting, restoring or recovering a database. Each time one of these operations is performed, it is entered in the log. The time information (BEGIN or END) helps you to estimate the amount of time needed for operations on tables or tablespaces. This can help you to plan your reorganizations more efficiently, for example.SAPDBA uses the central log to display the tablespaces where structure changes (reorganization of a tablespace with data files, extension or creation of a tablespace) have been made. This information is particularly important when you are recovering the database, since the recovery depends on any changes that have been made to the structure.
There is no entry in the central log
reorg<DBSID>.log for the results of the analysis functions Estimate/compute table/tablespace and Validate index (see Extent Check Functions). However, detail logs are also written ( <timestamp>.rch ) and you can display the latest analysis by using the check functions of the reorganization menu (for example, Reorganization ® Check extents and fragmentation ® Estimate/Compute table ® Get last analysis).Features
reorg<DBSID>.log
contains the following information:
ext |
Extension/creation of a tablespace |
rli |
Reorganization of a list of objects |
rmv |
Renaming and moving of data files of a tablespace |
rrs |
Resizing a data file |
rsi |
Reorganization of a single table or index |
rsn |
Restoration of the database and subsequent recovery to the current time (Recovery until now) |
rsp |
Restoration of the database and subsequent point in time recovery |
rst |
Resetting the database |
rtc |
Reorganization of a tablespace without data files |
rtd |
Reorganization of a tablespace with data files |
RESET |
if the database was reset |
RES |
if a point in time recovery was performed |
REC |
if a Recovery until now was performed |
Integration
For more information, see
Connection to CCMS.