mchampou
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How to remove Deletion Stubs from a database ?
Hi everyone,
I have a might big problem. I have a database that had a ton of document deleted from it. I can restore thoses documents (I know which one were deleted) from a tape backup copy of the database.
Problem is, after copying the documents from my backup copy to the live copy, the first time it replicate : all the documents are deleted again ...
The answer is pretty simple : it's because the deletion stubs have been copied over to the other replicas ...
Is there a way to remove the stubs from the replicas ? I cannot aford to change the Document Unique IDs simply because there is another database that uses doc-links to that database. I cannot afford either to "flush" the other replicas and create a fresh replica over because the database size is over 700 megs.
Thanks for any help you can provide ;-)
Mchampou
I have a might big problem. I have a database that had a ton of document deleted from it. I can restore thoses documents (I know which one were deleted) from a tape backup copy of the database.
Problem is, after copying the documents from my backup copy to the live copy, the first time it replicate : all the documents are deleted again ...
The answer is pretty simple : it's because the deletion stubs have been copied over to the other replicas ...
Is there a way to remove the stubs from the replicas ? I cannot aford to change the Document Unique IDs simply because there is another database that uses doc-links to that database. I cannot afford either to "flush" the other replicas and create a fresh replica over because the database size is over 700 megs.
Thanks for any help you can provide ;-)
Mchampou
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ASKER
No you are right on the money, you understood my need.
I will need to test this before I can give you the points. Is that ok with you ?
mchampou
I will need to test this before I can give you the points. Is that ok with you ?
mchampou
Sure thing! Good luck!!
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ASKER
Thanks for your help, your answer helped me fix our problem.
Sincere thanks !
mchampou
Sincere thanks !
mchampou
My pleasure! Glad our pain and panic could be of help to you! Just gives ya warm fuzzies thinking about it.
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