Dear All,
I'd like to know whether it is possible to restore backups created on
a production machine, running DB2 9.1 on Windows, using DMS table
space containers, onto a developer's machine, also running DB2 9.1 or
9.5 on Windows in a way that does not require the use of DMS table
space containers.
The reason is that on the production machine, where we wanted to
obtain the highest possible performance, user and temp tablespaces
reside on unformatted partitions U and T, respectively. Of the two, U
is huge (it will accumulate sales data for possibly a decade).
Currently, we do not have more data that a few hundred megabytes in
the user table space at any installation. For troubleshooting and
testing purposes, we'd like to download a backup and restore it on a
developer PC without setting up the same partitions - in fact, without
setting up fixed-size DMS containers of any kind, if possible.
Your help is much appreciated.
TIA,
Istvan
I'd like to know whether it is possible to restore backups created on
a production machine, running DB2 9.1 on Windows, using DMS table
space containers, onto a developer's machine, also running DB2 9.1 or
9.5 on Windows in a way that does not require the use of DMS table
space containers.
The reason is that on the production machine, where we wanted to
obtain the highest possible performance, user and temp tablespaces
reside on unformatted partitions U and T, respectively. Of the two, U
is huge (it will accumulate sales data for possibly a decade).
Currently, we do not have more data that a few hundred megabytes in
the user table space at any installation. For troubleshooting and
testing purposes, we'd like to download a backup and restore it on a
developer PC without setting up the same partitions - in fact, without
setting up fixed-size DMS containers of any kind, if possible.
Your help is much appreciated.
TIA,
Istvan
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