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#Db2 sequence number code#

If -db and -path are not specified, db2flsn takes the current directory as database path where the LFH files (SQLOGCTL.LFH.1 and SQLOGCTL.LFH.2) are located. db2flsn also requires access to the GLFH files (SQLOGCTL.GLFH.1 and SQLOGCTL.GLFH.2), which are opened either from the path specified by the -path parameter, or from their default location for the given database.

#Db2 sequence number code#

This log file startsĮrror code returned is -109 (The LSN is before the log specified by -startlog => with "-q" option, no output is produced as the log file could not be found.Įrror code returned is -108 (The LSN is before the earliest log file db2flsnĬould open). Include the log files from that temporary directory: Overwriting active log files) and re-run db2flsn tool with -logpath2 option to

Retrieve log files before S0000001.LOG into a temporary directory (to avoid S0000000.LOG: Log file could not be opened or was invalid/unused. Has already been archived and not found in history file either: However, when it is generated, this LSN is guaranteed that it cannot beĮrror messages, when an LSN could not be found.

=> This shows that LSN 00000000000243D7 has not been produced yet on this log Value for the -endlog parameter.) db2flsn -lsnrange 23 => Return code is: 101 (Warning, LSN could be in a later log file, returning To find the exact log file, try a larger value for the -endlog parameter. Returning the last file that db2flsn could open).

=> Return code is: 100 (Warning, the LSN could be in a later log file, To see the first LSN of a set of log files, use: To see the first LSN of a log file, use the -lsnrange option: Check access permissions on log files to make sure db2flsn Temporary directory (to avoid overwriting active log files) and re-runĭb2flsn tool with -logpath2 option to use the log files from that temporaryĭirectory as well. If this is not the end of the log stream, retrieve more log files into a S0000024.LOG: Log file could not be opened or was invalid/unused. Warning messages when an LSN could not be found, but it cannot be inĪn earlier log file: db2flsn 00000000000243D7 S0000027.LOG: could not be opened or was invalid. S0000026.LOG: could not be opened or was invalid. S0000022.LOG: is not empty, but has no log records starting within its boundaries.

Using -lsnrange option: db2flsn -lsnrange -startlog 20 -endlog 27 The db2flsn command returns the name of the file in a log stream that contains the log record identified by a specified log sequence number (LSN) or log record identifier (LRI).