Subject | gbak: "done with volume #1" |
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Author | Duilio Foschi |
Post date | 2002-02-28T17:09:57Z |
today, I started the usual backup with the command:
gbak -B -user SYSDBA -pas masterkey db.gdb db.bk
This time, I received the following message, which is new to me:
"done with volume #1, db.bk
press return to open that file or type a new name followed by return to
open a different file"
when I press return
"starting with volume #2, db.bk"
What does it mean ? The opguide says nothing about it.
Is gbak trying a multivolume backup ? (I don't need this).
How do I prevent this to happen ? (I am sure that at the customer's site
the message above would produce havoc) :)
TYIA
Duilio Foschi
gbak -B -user SYSDBA -pas masterkey db.gdb db.bk
This time, I received the following message, which is new to me:
"done with volume #1, db.bk
press return to open that file or type a new name followed by return to
open a different file"
when I press return
"starting with volume #2, db.bk"
What does it mean ? The opguide says nothing about it.
Is gbak trying a multivolume backup ? (I don't need this).
How do I prevent this to happen ? (I am sure that at the customer's site
the message above would produce havoc) :)
TYIA
Duilio Foschi