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Old 01-28-04, 02:19
Dipanjan Dipanjan is offline
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SQL2048N RC 7 and restoring from an identical image
We are working on UDB V8.1 on AIX.

I tried to restore a db from its image copy ( which was identical to the db). While restoring it gave me a warning saying that the image copy was idenitcal and that the db files will be deleted. After carrying on with the restore ( which it said was successful) I can't connect to the db as it returns SQL2048N with RC7 ( says error accessing SQL PROCEDURE FILES ).

In db2diag.log it says 'PSM - SQL Procedure psm_remove_database_executables
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file sharing violation has occurred' but does not give me the file name.

How can this be fixed ?
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Old 01-28-04, 04:31
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Re: SQL2048N RC 7 and restoring from an identical image
Stop the instance and start

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Old 01-28-04, 06:06
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Re: SQL2048N RC 7 and restoring from an identical image
Had tried that but was of no use.
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Old 01-28-04, 06:42
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Re: SQL2048N RC 7 and restoring from an identical image
Stop the instance
Manually delete the directory referred in the db2diag.log file
Start the instance

See if this helps
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