At 06:00 PM 28/02/2005 +0900, you wrote:

>hi sir,
>
>is there a way for me to bypass that procedure so i can restore the
>database?
>i can't use the database because all the procedures and triggers have not
>been
>restored, only the tables, generators and domain were restored.

Not if you tried to restore using gbak -r. This is something you should
never do. The first thing gbak -r does is to destroy your existing database.

I hope you have a good file copy of the database somewhere.

I fervently wish that gbak -r[eplace_database] would be replaced by gbak
-d[estroy_database], as it is too easy for inattentive new users to destroy
databases by associating gbak -r with "restore" and thinking healthy
thoughts about it.

./hb