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Adding an automated drop recovery step to a work ID

This procedure explains how to add an automated drop recovery step to an existing work ID.

A work ID that contains an automated drop recovery step cannot contain other steps. The automated drop recovery step performs a log scan as part of its normal operation. You do not need to define a log scan step to perform automated drop recovery. For more information about automated drop recovery, see Recovering-dropped-objects.

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Before you begin

Ensure that you understand the concepts presented in the following sections:

To add an automated drop recovery step to a work ID

  1. Open the work ID that you want to edit, and access the Step Type panel.For more information, see Creating-and-accessing-a-work-ID.
  2. Select Automated Drop Recovery and press Enter.Log Master displays the Generate Automated Drop Recovery panel. For descriptions of the options on this panel, press F1 to access the online Help.
  3. Modify the values for the options on the panel to define your automated drop recovery action.
  4. Press F3 until you return to the Work ID File Menu, and save the work ID.

Related topics

Creating-and-managing-work-IDs

Example-1-Automated-drop-recovery-of-a-single-table

Example-2-Automated-drop-recovery-of-a-partitioned-table-space

Overview-of-automated-drop-recovery


 

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