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Stefan Schick · Jul 28
Stefan Schick · Jul 21
Hello Alexey,
Which manual does it say?
I'm referring to this section of the manual: Restore Journal Files
It seems that you should not bother on the subject at all: during the database restore it can't be involved in any users' activity, so there would not exist any journal record on its change.
OK: to be safe there should be no activity (all productions stopped) on the entire instance during the restore process, even if only one database is affected.
Regards
Stefan
Stefan Schick · Jul 20
Hi Alexander,
thank you for the information!
The ^DATABASE -> Edit seems to be the nearest solution.
For a production issue I would reach out to the WRC.
For sure!
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Hello Alexey,
thanks for pointing back to the manual! After re-reading this section I found the crucial sentence:
So, if journaling at database level is set to "no", no journal restore will be performed!
And as you said: ^JRNRESTO itself provides an option to disable journaling - at the far end of the configuration process.
This might be the answer(s) to my initial question.