backup_ignore 
A backup performed using a backup template for a group of parallel data carriers was interrupted because the system sent a message saying a data carrier in the group is full. As other data still needs to be backed up, the system requests you to replace this data carrier.
You use the DBM command backup_ignore to continue the backup operation without replacing this data carrier. In this case, the remaining data to be backed up is only saved to the other data carriers in the group.
After the system has executed this DBM command, information about the backup is output. The information is only given when the backup operation is finished or is interrupted again. For this reason, the response to this DBM command can take a long time.
Note
Pay special attention to the Returncode reply field, which contains a numeric value for a message.
If it is clear from the message number that the backup operation has been interrupted again, you have to continue the session with a succeeding command (backup_replace, backup_ignore), or terminate with backup_cancel.
Prerequisites
You have the server authorization Backup.
You have started backing up the database instance on a group of parallel data carriers. The backup operation was interrupted because one of the data carriers in the group was reported as full. You are still in the same database session.
Structure
backup_ignore
Result
Value |
Description |
|---|---|
Date |
Date |
Time |
Start time for backup |
Server |
Name of the database computer |
Database |
Name of the database |
Kernel Version |
Version of the database kernel |
Pages Transferred |
Number of pages transferred |
Pages Left |
Number of pages still to be transferred |
Volumes |
Number of data carriers used |
Medianame |
Name of the backup template |
Location |
File or device name |
Errortext |
Error message text See also: Messages documentation |
Label |
Backup ID |
Is Consistent |
Only for data backup: Backup is internally consistent |
First LOG Page |
For data backup: first page of log backup to be read For log backup: first page saved in log |
Last LOG Page |
For log backup only: last page saved in log |
DB Stamp 1 Date DB Stamp 1 Time |
Time stamp for first page of log backup |
DB Stamp 2 Date DB Stamp 2 Time |
Time stamp for last page of log backup |
Page Count |
Total number of pages backed up |
Devices Used |
Number of backup devices used |
Database ID |
Database ID used to identify data and log backups which belong together |
In the event of errors, see Reply Format.