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Performing Backup and Recovery
 
The Need for Backup
Full or Partial Recovery
Logging System
Data Verification Before Backup
Static or Dynamic Backup
Backup by Checkpoints
Journals
Backup by Copying
Copy Database to a Backup Location Using movedb (Linux)
Backup by Unloading
Recovery
Checkpoint Template File
Backup and Recovery of the Master Database (iidbdb)
Set Log_Trace Statement--Trace Log Writes
Cloud Checkpoint Locations
Troubleshooting
The Need for Backup
You should back up your database regularly so that you can recover your data if necessary. Databases or tables can be damaged accidentally by hardware failure or human error. A disk crash, power failure or surge, operating system bugs, or system crashes, for example, can destroy or damage your database or tables in it.
Last modified date: 08/29/2024