Striping allows you to use multiple dump devices for a single dump or load command. Use a separate stripe on clause to specify the name (and, if desired, the characteristics) of each device.
Each dump or load command can have multiple stripe on clauses.
Table 27-15 shows the syntax for using more than one dump device.
Backing up a database or log |
Loading a database or log |
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dump {database | tran} database_name
to [compress::[compression_
level::]] stripe_device
[at server_name]
[density = density,
blocksize = number_bytes,
capacity = number_kilobytes,
dumpvolume = volume_name,
file = file_name]
|
load {database | tran} database_name
from [compress::]stripe_device
[at server_name]
[density = density,
dumpvolume = volume_name,
file = file_name]
|
|
Characteristics of an additional tape device (one set per device; up to 31 devices) |
[stripe on [compress::[compression_ level::]] stripe_device [at server_name] [density = density, blocksize = number_bytes, capacity = number_kilobytes, dumpvolume = volume_name, file = file_name] ...] |
[stripe on [compress::]stripe_device [at server_name] [density = density, dumpvolume = volume_name, file = file_name] ...] |
[with{
density = density,
blocksize = number_bytes,
capacity = number_kilobytes,
dumpvolume = volume_name,
file = file_name,
[nodismount | dismount],
[nounload | unload],
retaindays = number_days,
[noinit | init],
[notify = {client | operator_console}]
standby_access}]
|
[with{
density = density,
dumpvolume = volume_name,
file = file_name,
[nodismount | dismount],
[nounload | unload],
[notify = {client | operator_console}]
standby_access}]
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