Issue 6386 - backup/restore broken after db log rotation #6406
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Restore does fail if the db log file have rotated since the backup. The reason is that the current log files are not removed mixing old and new log file which confuse the database. Solution is to remove all existing log files before copying the backuped files. Note: the number of db region should not change and having an extra db file should not be a problem so only the log files must be removed. Issue: #6386 Reviewed by: @mreynolds389, @tbordaz (Thanks!) (cherry picked from commit a48be7b)
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Restore does fail if the db log file have rotated since the backup. The reason is that the current log files are not removed mixing old and new log file which confuse the database. Solution is to remove all existing log files before copying the backuped files. Note: the number of db region should not change and having an extra db file should not be a problem so only the log files must be removed. Issue: #6386 Reviewed by: @mreynolds389, @tbordaz (Thanks!) (cherry picked from commit a48be7b) (cherry picked from commit 0c8829b)
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Restore does fail if the db log file have rotated since the backup. The reason is that the current log files are not removed mixing old and new log file which confuse the database. Solution is to remove all existing log files before copying the backuped files. Note: the number of db region should not change and having an extra db file should not be a problem so only the log files must be removed. Issue: #6386 Reviewed by: @mreynolds389, @tbordaz (Thanks!) (cherry picked from commit a48be7b) (cherry picked from commit 0c8829b)
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Restore does fail if the db log file have rotated since the backup. The reason is that the current log files are not removed mixing old and new log file which confuse the database. Solution is to remove all existing log files before copying the backuped files. Note: the number of db region should not change and having an extra db file should not be a problem so only the log files must be removed. Issue: #6386 Reviewed by: @mreynolds389, @tbordaz (Thanks!) (cherry picked from commit a48be7b) (cherry picked from commit 0c8829b)
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Restore does fail if the db log file have rotated since the backup. The reason is that the current log files are not removed mixing old and new log file which confuse the database. Solution is to remove all existing log files before copying the backuped files. Note: the number of db region should not change and having an extra db file should not be a problem so only the log files must be removed. Issue: #6386 Reviewed by: @mreynolds389, @tbordaz (Thanks!) (cherry picked from commit a48be7b) (cherry picked from commit 0c8829b)
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Restore does fail if the db log file have rotated since the backup. The reason is that the current log files are not removed mixing old and new log file which confuse the database. Solution is to remove all existing log files before copying the backuped files. Note: the number of db region should not change and having an extra db file should not be a problem so only the log files must be removed. Issue: #6386 Reviewed by: @mreynolds389, @tbordaz (Thanks!) (cherry picked from commit a48be7b) (cherry picked from commit 0c8829b)
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Restore does fail if the db log file have rotated since the backup. The reason is that the current log files are not removed mixing old and new log file which confuse the database. Solution is to remove all existing log files before copying the backuped files. Note: the number of db region should not change and having an extra db file should not be a problem so only the log files must be removed. Issue: #6386 Reviewed by: @mreynolds389, @tbordaz (Thanks!) (cherry picked from commit a48be7b) (cherry picked from commit 0c8829b)
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Restore does fail if the db log file have rotated since the backup. The reason is that the current log files are not removed mixing old and new log file which confuse the database.
Solution is to remove all existing log files before copying the backuped files.
Note: the number of db region should not change and having an extra db file should not be a problem so only the log files must be removed.
Issue: #6386
Reviewed by: @mreynolds389, @tbordaz (Thanks!)