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Transaction Log maintenance when switching to Simple Recovery

Background: I recently inherited 50+ SQL Servers with 450+ databases. The nightly backups are roughly 8TB and, needless to say, we're using more disk space than we'd like. All of the databases are ...
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Recovering Postgres database

OK. I'm in a bit of trouble. I've got an Ubuntu, had Postgres 9.1 installed. There was something wrong with it - I couldn't start it for some reason. Out of panic, I backed up ...
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How can extract the table schema from just the .frm file?

I have extracted the data directory of mysql from a backup and need to get the schema from an old table, however it's a backup from a different machine. I have read a fair number of tutorials today ...
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Restore Oracle tablespace to 2 days before

I have multiple test tablespaces in an Oracle SID. One of the tablespace is updated with wrong data. It works fine 2 days before. I want to restore the tablespace to 2 days before. Can anyone ...
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Oracle database and data has been corrupted. Is there a way to get it back? [closed]

The Oracle database has been corrupted and both the data and backups were lost in the corruption. Is there anything I can do to recover my data? It would be terrible if it were all lost.
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How to recover/restore corrupted Innodb data files?

A while ago, my Windows 7 system on which a MySQL Server 5.5.31 was running crashed and corrupted the InnoDB database. The weekly backup that's available does not cover all the tables that were ...
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Table corruption: How to perform Innodb Checksum checks in MySQL 5.5 for Windows?

Having a corrupted Mysql 5.5.31 (Windows) database, my question relates to the the top solution provided in How do you identify InnoDB table corruption? , more precisely to the following script that ...
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Is it there anyway to restore updated records in Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2?

We have an test database configured with our web application. Due to internal web application error the entries were get updated in the database. Is it there any way to recover the updated records? ...
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MySQL installation broken after Windows crash - how to repair MySQL and recover data?

recently my PC powered off abruptly for no apparent reason, leaving my Windows 7 installation severly damaged. I can still log onto the machine, but tons of Windows system files have been corrupted ...
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OK to put temp tablespace on volatile storage or to omit it from backups? (Postgresql)

I would intuit that it's fine, but I just want to make sure there are no gotchas from a recovery point of view: If I were to lose my temp tablespace upon system crash, would this prevent proper crash ...
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Master updates Slave but not Master itself

I have a setup master/slave in which applications are pointed only to master. Yesterday Master had got crashed due to "multi bit error on dimm detected" in Front indication panel in orange color. ...
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Should I keep pg_xlog on the same disk as data if using disk snapshotting?

We're running on EBS volumes on EC2. We're interested in leveraging EBS snapshotting for backups. However, does this mean we'd need to ensure our pg_xlog is on the same EBS volume as our data? (I ...
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Why we need auxiliary instance in TSPITR

Need help! I've read Database Backup and Recovery User's Guide 11g but I can't uderstand why we need auxiliary instance to perform tspitr. We can do complete recovery of tablespace within same ...
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How to recover data from corrupted innoDB table from a crashed mySQL server?

Some background: I had a MySQL server running on Ubuntu Server. I don't remember which versions they were running but it was likely a Ubuntu 12.04 with MySQL 5.5. During the course of a day, ...
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POSTGRES DB Server Blunder

This weekend I had to rebuild my laptop which had Postgres running. For some reason, I forgot to dump the data but I did make a complete copy of the original hard drive. Is it possible to recover ...
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MySQL Database Recovery from ibdata1 and .frm Files Fails

My MySQL database server crashed but I managed to recover copies of the ibdata1 and .frm files. I have followed instructions, including some from this site, that say to do a clean install and ...
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Tape rotation strategies

I am trying to find a tape rotation strategy that would be optimal under the following conditions: Backup Media Rotation strategy should support the following: Media Archives required ...
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Will Startup Procs Run Again After Database Recovery?

We have a number of stored procedures that run on startup via the sp_procoption startup: exec sp_procoption 'ProcName', 'startup, 'true' A customer's server started up with a very large database in ...
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How to get details of changes in point in time recovery using mysqlbinlog

I have written a shell script for point in time recovery using binary logs( Point-in-Time Recovery Using Event Times). I'm using the start time as the previous full-backup start time and end time will ...
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How to do point in time recovery of binary log files into .sql file

I have written a shell script to do an incremental backup of MySQL database. For point in time recovery I'm using the binary logs generated in /var/lib/mysql directory. For point-in-time recovery, Im ...
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MySQL InnoDB logfiles resized - review mysql-err.log for potential problems

I restarted mysqld this morning, to increase the size of the innodb logs and increase the amount of memory allocated to the innodb buffer pool. (MySQL 5.1.53-Community on Ubuntu) To increase the ...
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SQL Server - contents of transaction log file in more detail

I have a question regarding transaction log (let’s just call it LDF for short) contents. I am assuming a database with full recovery model. I have read that LDF file contains (logs) each and every ...
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SQL Server 2008 R2 database is suspect, tried it all. Final destination?

This night my hosting provider made a "hard reset" on my VPS hosted in their farm. And one of most important databases (SQL Server 2008R2 database) is now in Suspect mode. My provider has backups ...
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Where can I learn about MySQL master/slave, master/master, or clustering setups?

What are the best resources you've read or watched about setting up master/slave or clustering for database replication? I don't know much about this. I have a database that is getting rather large ...
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How to Recover My Oracle 9i Database From Just The Datafiles

The state of the system when I started was that there was a single, working instance of Oracle Database 9i. I proceeded to install Oracle 11g choosing to Install Software Only. Upon completion, ...
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Rebuild a table from history records

A small disaster happened to me on my PostgreSQL 8.4 database. I follow visitors to my webpage in two tables: History +---------------+-------------+ | whereseenlast | varchar(50) | | uniqid ...
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Which backup files are needed for a successful restore?

Considering the built-in 'Backup Database' script (backup.bat) that comes with a new installation of the Oracle Express 11g Edition, after finishing the script execution, what folders/files should be ...
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Does it make sense to use full recovery if the data and log files are on the same HD?

We have a database that was set up to use full recovery and my guess is that the reasoning was only to prevent data loss if a failure happened between backups. We make daily full backups of the ...
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“InnoDB: error clustered record for sec rec not found” MySQL 5.5.28

We have a high-end server, 128GB RAM, 32 Core , Xeon, SSD RAID 10 - running Ubuntu 12.04 with MySQL 5.5.28. During high load, randomly we got the below error. MySQLcheck, innochecksum shows no ...
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MySQL 5.5 : (InnoDB) - Manually edited an .ibd file to test recovery, now entire MySQL installation is broken!

So I wanted to test MySQL recovery from Innodb corruption. file-per-table is enabled. I have a few test db's on the MySQL instance. I shutdown mysql. Manually edited/added random characters to an ...
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Innodb, MySQL 5.5.28 - Segmentation Signal 11 faults, on high load. .. my.cnf file included

We have a high-end server, 128GB RAM, 32 Core , Xeon, SSD RAID 10 - running Ubuntu 12.04 with MySQL 5.5.28 . Doing random imports to large InnoDB tables, over 50+ gigs, randomly after a few hours of ...
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Retrieving data if control file is lost in oracle Database

Suppose if the databases control file is lost permanently (no backup). Can we retrieve the data from data file in Oracle database?
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Recover database until cancel without prompt?

The statement: RECOVER DATABASE UNTIL CANCEL prompts once to select the archive log file. Is there a way to pre specify the value so as to be able to use it in a script without prompt? I have ...
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Recovering from a stuck query

I have a big DELETE query (deleting 20M rows from a 600M row table with condition according to indexed column) that is stuck - running already for 17hrs. Because it's an InnoDB table, killing it will ...
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ERROR Cannot find or open table?

MySQL version: 5.5.24 Due to the following problem: mysql> desc reportingdb.v3_zone_date_cpm7k; ERROR 1146 (42S02): Table 'reportingdb.v3_zone_date_cpm7k' doesn't exist ...
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sql server down bad things happens

Following Situation: You have a Database with very high transactions, the Database is about 4100 GBs The Recovery Modell from your Database is full Every week you make a full backup from your ...
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MySQL: InnoDB keeps crashing - how to recover?

# free -m total used free shared buffers cached Mem: 48289 35288 13000 0 347 30399 -/+ buffers/cache: 4541 43747 ...
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Salvaging data from corrupt tables PostgreSQL

Am in the process of salvaging very crucial data from a corrupted database. Am getting the following error from a very crucial table ERROR: invalid page header in block 94206 of relation ...
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percona mysql crashing at innodb initialization

i have a slave percona db setup that also maintains few of it's own tables it started crashing with this in error.log: InnoDB: In a MySQL replication slave the last master binlog file InnoDB: ...
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PostgreSQL PITR restore

I have a PostgreSQL 9.1 server running on a CentOS 5.8 32bit OS and I have enabled WAL archiving. On this server, there are three databases: databaseA, databaseB and databaseC. Someone deletes a ...
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Is it possible to recover day's worth of queries from sql server log file?

I lost all data entered and edited in my system yesterday, and my ISP has announced to me that last night's backup is corrupt and cannot be recovered. Is there any way to access the database's log ...
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How do I copy databases from Postgres 8.4 to Postgres 9.1?

My trac server recently started having issues. It was running a very outdated version of Ubuntu, and I was unable to properly use apt-get to correct the issues I was having. So instead I backed up the ...
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Change Location of VALIDATE RECOVERY FILES work area

Is there a way to tell the VALIDATE RECOVERY FILES command to use a different location with more available disk space? When I run the command in RMAN, it fails with the following error stack: ...
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Electricity off while shrinking database, how can I recover my database?

While i execute shrink database, the electricity has been gone down, I can't access my database now, it is (In Recovery), how can i recover it?? Note: it is a very huge database: 25 GB. EDIT: My ...
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Can I recover an overwritten incident trace file?

I was looking at incident trace file in oracle database but some how that file got overwritten. As of now I have ecrep_ora_26467_i49966.trm but trhe corresponding .trc file is lost. is it possible to ...
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Recover deleted records [duplicate]

Possible Duplicate: How do I get back some deleted records? Our C#.NET application mistakenly deleted all records from all tables of its database. The application automatically takes ...
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Recover from Postgres FATAL: could not open file pg_tblspc/

I have a pretty big PostgreSQL 9.1.3 running on Ubuntu 10.04. The data is spread over multiple tablespaces = physical drives. One of these drives is gone, so the directory of that tablespace doesn't ...
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RSync Database File Deltas in SQL Server 2008

Alright, I feel like this is a terrible idea, but I need some help understanding why this is bad: I'm still working on implementing a disaster recovery/business continuity solution for our ...
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SQL ServerRecovery Model Change Tracking

Are SQL Server recovery model changes logged anywhere...WMI, error logs...etc? For instance, if I change from FULL to SIMPLE, is this recorded anywhere?
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Initial recovery Postgres with backup in sync commit mode

I've got a master and a slave postgres 9.1.3 database. I would like to init the backup database for the first time. I did the following steps: Stopped master Copied all files to Slave Create ...

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