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Old 05-21-04, 09:50
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log file parameters in partitioned database.

Hi.

We have 5 node database using ver 8.1 on aix.5.2
Are the log related parameter values applicable to one node or all the nodes.

for example logprimary = 10 means
10 primary logs will be allocated to one node or altogether 10 primary logs will be allocated. That will be 2 primary logs per node?
Same goes for log file size,log secondary and newlogpath parameter.

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Old 05-21-04, 10:17
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Hi.

We have 5 node database using ver 8.1 on aix.5.2
Are the log related parameter values applicable to one node or all the nodes.

for example logprimary = 10 means
10 primary logs will be allocated to one node or altogether 10 primary logs will be allocated. That will be 2 primary logs per node?
Same goes for log file size,log secondary and newlogpath parameter.

Thanks in advance
j
It means 10 at each node.

You usually want to use db2_all to keep all your partitions' db cfg's in synch, though, it's not typically desirable to have different values on different nodes.
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Old 05-21-04, 10:42
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Technically,In a partitioned enviroment, instance are shared, but database
has shared nothing architecture.so every thing you do at the node effects only that partition including log files,backup/restore,datafiles,history file, database configuration file.

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