All command-line examples are unix commands Windows users can find the equivalent NT syntax in ASE Utility Programs for Windows and Windows NT. All SQL command examples in this document use Transact-SQL syntax.Refer to the ASE Troubleshooting and Error Messages Guide, "System Database Recovery," section titled "Valid Dump with Non-Default Sort Order" for details and note that in Step 3 of that section, the sybinit utility has been replaced by the dsedit/dscputilities. If you have installed a non-default sort order, you must ensure that your (restored) server uses the correct sort order and character set to reflect that in the dump. This material assumes that your Adaptive Server was installed with your platform's default sort order.For 12.0 and prior versions, use the instructions provided in the ASE Troubleshooting and Error Messages Guide, "System Database Recovery." It has been verified with ASE 12.5.0.1 Interim Release (IR), and it is recommended that you use the procedures with this release (or later). This material applies only to ASE 12.5.x and higher.Some points to note before using this information:
Recreating a master device and all its databases.This assumes that the master device is intact. Recovering from a corrupted master database.This assumes that both the master device and master database are intact and free from corruption. Loading an older copy of your master database.This document describes three key maintenance and disaster recovery tasks: Note: The EMTSG instructions still apply to the pre-12.5 servers Section 2. It is applicable to ASE 12.5.0.1 IR and higher versions. This TechNote explains how to perform disaster recovery in the 12.5.x server.
Due to these and other changes, you cannot use the instructions provided in the ASE Troubleshooting and Error Messages Guide (EMTSG) for disaster recovery tasks like recovering the master database or device. The server now allows you to create master devices and databases with 2K, 4K, 8K or 16K logical page sizes. Rather, this functionality has been incorporated into the dataserver (unix) and sqlsrvr (Windows) programs. Starting with Adaptive Server version 12.5, there is no buildmaster program to build the master device.
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