dlangschied
Member
All,
I am trying to create a warm spare.
Specifics:
Windows 7 Professional
Progress OE 11.6 Workgroups RDBMS
I have a database running on machine A.
I am running a daily backup at 5:00AM.
I am using ai archive to generate an hourly backup of ai.
I am restoring on machine B.
All is good with database restore on machine B, but the AI files are presenting an issue. The names are horrendous, but this is manageable with a script. What I need to know is how to determine what the next AI file is in the sequence and the AI file extension. For instance, in the latest backup the next sequence value was 157 with a file extension of A13, but the first AI file after the backup is 156 with a file extension of A12. I am not sure why that is, but the larger point is that I want to add the next AI file in the sequence every hour. To do this I need that number. Is there a way that I can use rfutil to output this value for me?
Regards,
David
I am trying to create a warm spare.
Specifics:
Windows 7 Professional
Progress OE 11.6 Workgroups RDBMS
I have a database running on machine A.
I am running a daily backup at 5:00AM.
I am using ai archive to generate an hourly backup of ai.
I am restoring on machine B.
All is good with database restore on machine B, but the AI files are presenting an issue. The names are horrendous, but this is manageable with a script. What I need to know is how to determine what the next AI file is in the sequence and the AI file extension. For instance, in the latest backup the next sequence value was 157 with a file extension of A13, but the first AI file after the backup is 156 with a file extension of A12. I am not sure why that is, but the larger point is that I want to add the next AI file in the sequence every hour. To do this I need that number. Is there a way that I can use rfutil to output this value for me?
Regards,
David