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Old 06-09-04, 16:48
toby25 toby25 is offline
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db2empfa rollback
Hi,

We want to try turning ON db2empfa for multi page allocation.
Is there any simple way to roll back this in case there is a problem?

Thanks,
toby
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Old 06-09-04, 19:01
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Reading the FM:
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Following database creation, the parameter may be set to Yes which indicates that multipage file allocation is enabled. This is done using the db2empfa tool. Once set to Yes, the parameter cannot be changed back to No.
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Old 06-10-04, 11:42
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Does that mean, restore of the database will roll back the db2empfa to NO?
Is there any other way

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Old 06-10-04, 12:48
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If the parameter was NO when the backup was done, then a restore (AS NEW) of the backup image will reset the parameter

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