19 February,2012 by Tom Collins
A DB2 Incremental Restore recovery strategy requires:
a) The full backup image
b) 0 or more incremental backup
c) The days logs
The db2ckrst utility parses the history file and allows you to source the relevant backup images.
db2 RESTORE DB MYDB INCREMENTAL AUTOMATIC TAKEN AT <time_last_incremenatl_backup>
The INCREMENTAL AUTOMATIC , attempts the restore automatically. Based on the history file information. DB2 will manage finding the last backup with a full copy of the tablespaces and then apply subsequent incremental changes.
1) Mount the backup image you want to restore , closest to the date you’re trying to restore. Refer to this image as the target image
2) Issue a db2ckrst MyDB –t yyymmmdddhhmmss –r database
3) This command issues a list of images to restore and the order of restore
4) Apply any logs
An example:
#Step 1 db2 RESTORE db mydb INCREMENTAL TAKEN AT #Step 2 db2 RESTORE db mydb INCREMENTAL TAKEN AT #Step 3 #continue repeating this step for every incremental including step 1 db2 RESTORE db mydb INCREMENTAL TAKEN AT
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