Gilles ...   would you please expand on your references to "timing" and
"easily dealt with" as they apply to user logging process restarts?  I've
always required that a START RECOVERY be specified in any corporate system
startup documentation which details system failure recovery because I was
badly "bitten" long ago by not doing so.  I'm curious to know what your
slant is on this.

Lee Gunter          [log in to unmask]



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Subject:  Re: Auto reboot? (without mem dump?)




Of course you can place a "START RECOVERY" (or simply "START") instead of a
START NORECOVERY in the autoboot file - and it's really a matter of
preference.
There are benefits and drawbacks with both alternatives.
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The problem with log processes not properly re-starting is simply one of
timing and is easily dealt with.
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