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Content of the backup log
BACKUP, 1.0, all_types.db, ASIQ, '1998-12-22 16:25:00.000',.....
DBA, Full, Arch, TED_FULL00, '' BACKUP, 1.0, all_types.db, ASIQ, '1998-12-22
16:53:00.000',...
DBA, Incr, Arch, TED_X_bkup_inc, '' RESTORE, 1.0, all_types.db, ASIQ, '1998-
12-22
16:25:00.000',...
DBA, Full, Arch, TED_FULL00, '' RESTORE, 1.0, all_types.db, ASIQ, '1998-12-22
16:53:00.000',...
DBA, Incr, Arch, TED_X_bkup_inc, '' BACKUP, 1.0, all_types.db, ASIQ, '1998-12-22
20:07:00.000',...
DBA, InSF, Arch, A_partial2_yes_sf, '' BACKUP, 1.0, all_types.db, ASIQ, '1998-
12-22
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On Windows NT, the server tries to place it in the following locations, in
this order:
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The directory specified by the ASLOGDIR environment variable.
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The directory that holds the server executable files.
For every backup or restore you perform, the backup log contains the following
fields, separated by commas:
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Operation (Backup or Restore)
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Version
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Database name
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Database type (Adaptive Server IQ or Adaptive Server Anywhere)
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Date and time of backup or restore
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Creator user ID
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Type of backup/restore: Full, Incremental, or Incremental_since_full, or
Database File Only (for Adaptive Server Anywhere databases only)
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Method: Archive or Image
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Location
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Comment (if entered on the
quotes. If the comment includes quotes, they appear as two consecutive
single quotes.
Here is a sample backup log, with ellipses added to show continuation lines.
CHAPTER 11
Backup and Data Recovery
command), enclosed in single
BACKUP
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