If you use snapshot materialization for a standby database in Adaptive Server version 12.5.0.3, you must restart the standby data server to bring the standby database online for replication.
Skip this procedure if you use the snapshot materialization mount database option
for a standby database in Adaptive Server version 12.5.1 or later.
See “Mount the standby database and bring it online” for more
information.
See Appendix A, “Materializing Databases,” for more information about materialization procedures for the standby database.
You must have an operating system user login (such as
the “sybase” user) with appropriate permissions
in the Adaptive Server directories and database devices to perform
this procedure. See the Adaptive Server Configuration Guide for
your platform for more information.
To start the standby data server
Log in to the standby Adaptive Server host machine with a user login that has appropriate permissions (for example, the “sybase” user).
Open an operating system command prompt window.
At the operating system prompt, navigate to the directory where the startup RUN_server_name script resides. For example, the default directory would be %SYBASE%\ASE_12-5\install on Microsoft Windows platforms, where %SYBASE% is the Adaptive Server installation directory.
On Microsoft Windows platforms, enter:
cd %SYBASE%\ASE_12-5\install
On UNIX platforms, enter:
cd $SYBASE/ASE_12-5/install
Start the standby data server using the RUN script:
RUN_sds
where sds is the name of the standby data server.
The standby data server will start up in “recovery” mode,
and it may take a while for the standby database to come online.
