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(.pdf file, 1 MB) Session 15: SAP MaxDB No-Reorganization Principle Recording (.mp4 file, 54 MB), Script (.pdf file, 4 MB) Session 16: SAP MaxDB SQL Query Optimization (Part 1) Recording (.mp4 file, 52 MB), Script (.pdf file, 7 MB) Session 16: SAP MaxDB SQL Query Optimization (Part 2) Recording (.mp4 file, 40 MB), Script (.pdf file, 6 MB) Session 17: SAP MaxDB Shadow Page Algorithm Recording (.mp4 file, 47 MB), Script (.pdf file, 3 MB) Session 18: SAP MaxDB Architecture Recording (.mp4 file, 220 MB), Script (.pdf file, 4 MB) Session 19: SAP MaxDB Database Parameters Recording (.mp4 file, 92 MB), Script (.pdf file, 6 MB), News 2015 (.pdf file, 1 MB) Session 20: SAP MaxDB Remote SQL Server Recording (.mp4 file, 46 MB), Script (.pdf file, 5 MB), News 2015 (.pdf file, 0,5 MB) Session 21: SAP MaxDB DBM Server Recording (.mp4 file, 56 MB), Script (.pdf file, 7 MB), News 2016 (.pdf file, 1 MB) Session 22: SAP MaxDB Database Analyzer / Charts Recording (.mp4 file, 47 MB), Script (.pdf file, 12 MB), News 2015 (.pdf file, 1 MB), Charts (.pdf file, 8 MB) Session 23: SAP MaxDB & SAP Content Server Architecture Recording (.mp4 file, 111 MB), Script (.pdf file, 9 MB), News 2015 (.pdf file, 1 MB) Session 24: SAP MaxDB & SAP Content Server Housekeeping Recording (.mp4 file, 105 MB), Script (.pdf file, 10 MB), News 2105 (.pdf file, 1 MB) Session 25: SAP MaxDB & SAP Content Server ODBC Recording (.mp4 file, 44 MB), Script (.pdf file, 7 MB), News 2015 (.pdf file, 1 MB) Session 26: SAP MaxDB I/O Concept Recording (.mp4 file, 100 MB), Script (.pdf file, 7 MB) Session 27: SAP MaxDB Multi Tasking Recording (.mp4 file, 92 MB), Script (.pdf file, 4 MB) Session 28: SAP MaxDB Tool: Supported Detection of Database Corruptions Recording (.mp4 file, 86 MB), Script (.pdf file, 3 MB), Tool (.jar file, 10 MB) Session 29: SAP MaxDB: Improvements in I/O Handling 7.9 and Prefetch Mechanism Recording (.mp4 file, 74 MB), Script (.pdf file, 5 MB) Note: To watch the .wrf recordings, you need a WebEx

To get started with SAP MaxDB, first have a look at the LearningMap.We recommend that you start with reading the overview chapters of the SAP MaxDB documentation and then go through some of the SAP MaxDB course materials below.For an overview of available courses, see SAP MaxDB Education. Session 1: Low TCO with the SAP MaxDB Database Recording (.wrf file, 11 MB), Script (.pdf file, 5 MB) Session 2: Basic Administration with Database Studio Recording (.wrf file, 25 MB), Script (.pdf file, 9 MB), News 2015 (.pdf file, 1 MB), News 2016 (.pdf file, 1 MB) Session 3: CCMS Integration into the SAP System Recording (.wrf file, 67 MB), Script (.pdf file, 7 MB), News 2015 (.pdf file, 1 MB) Session 4: Performance Optimization with SAP MaxDB Recording (.wrf file, 77 MB), Script (.pdf file, 7 MB), News 2015 (.pdf file, 2 MB) Session 5: SAP MaxDB Data Integrity Recording (.wmv file, 51 MB), Script (.pdf file, 0.7 MB), News 2015 (.pdf file, 0.7 MB) Session 6: New Features in SAP MaxDB Version 7.7 Recording (.wmv file, 56 MB), Script (.pdf file, 5 MB) Session 7: SAP MaxDB Software Update Basics Recording .wmv file, 60 MB), Script (.pdf file, 9 MB), News 2015 (.pdf file, 1 MB) Session 8: New Features in SAP MaxDB Version 7.8 Recording .wmv file, 39 MB), Script (.pdf file, 3 MB), News 2015 (.pdf file, 1 MB) Session 9: SAP MaxDB Optimized for SAP Business Warehouse Recording (.wmv file, 44 MB), Script (.pdf file, 6 MB) Session 10: SAP MaxDB Logging Recording (.wmv file, 53 MB), Script (.pdf file, 4 MB), News 2015 (.pdf file, 1 MB) Session 11: SAP MaxDB Backup and Recovery Recording (.wmv file, 49 MB), Script (.pdf file, 10 MB) Session 12: Analysis of SQL Locking Situations Recording (.wmv file, 53 MB), Script (.pdf file, 9 MB), News 2015 (.pdf file, 1 MB) Session 13: Third-Party Backup Tools Recording (.wmv file, 51 MB), Script (.pdf file, 3 MB), News 2015 (.pdf file, 1 MB) Session 14: SAP MaxDB Tracing Recording (.mp4 file, 67 MB), Script (.pdf file, 20 MB), News 2015

MaxDB Data Wizard MaxDB Data Wizard is a powerful Windows GUI utility for managing your MaxDB data. It provides you with a number of easy-to-use tools for performing the required data manipulation easily and quickly. Data export to as many as 18 file formats Data import from Excel, CSV, text files and more Generating SQL dumps for selected tables Export BLOB data to files and load BLOB data from files Flexible Task Scheduler The Agent application to execute tasks in background mode Powerful command-line interfaceWith all these features our software will become your indispensable assistant to perform any data management related tasks for MaxDB. Top 10 reasons to use MaxDB Data Wizard Optimum price/quality ratio MaxDB Data Wizard is a good choice for everyone who need manage data and create interactive web apps with a convenient easy-to-use interface Flexible Task Scheduler You can create scheduled tasks for executing ASP.NET scripts generation, data pump, data export or data import in background mode at specified time System tray agent Set the task options once and do not let repeated manipulations bother you

Hi,I have created the MaxDB standby instance on other server and copied all the logs from Production instance to Standby instance. I tried applying logs from DBMCLI as below,recover_start Log LOG 020But getting error as below in dbm.prt9 DBMKnl Statement: RESTORE LOG FROM '/oracle/SMD/sapdata5/saparch/BE1_LOG.020' FILE BLOCKSIZE 8 MEDIANAME 'Logu201910 DBMKnl Returncode: -7075I also tried checking the log file using recover_check from DBMCLI getting error as below, 283 DBMSrv Command 'recover_check Log LOG 020' is being executed. -24580 DBMSrv ERR_COMMAND_FAILED: Command 'recover_check' has ended and failed with return code -24933. -24933 DBMSrv ERR_NOSERVICESESSION: No service session activeI also tried restoring the log files through DBMGUI but getting error as below in dbm.prt 283 DBMSrv Command 'backup_restore "Log" LOG 021' is being executed. 1 DBMKnl Sending an administrative statement to the database 8 DBMKnl Statement: RESTORE LOG FROM '/oracle/SMD/sapdata5/saparch/BE1_LOG.021' FILE BLOCKSIZE 8 MEDIANAME 'Logu2019 3 DBMKnl Received the result of an administrative statement from the database 9 DBMKnl Statement: RESTORE LOG FROM '/oracle/SMD/sapdata5/saparch/BE1_LOG.021' FILE BLOCKSIZE 8 MEDIANAME 'Logu2019 10 DBMKnl Returncode: -7075 5 DBMKnl Errortext: Current save skipped, next is ready to take on this tape 419 DBMSrv Command 'backup_restore' has ended with return code 0. 283 DBMSrv Command 'backup_restore "Log" LOG 022' is being executed. 1 DBMKnl Sending an administrative statement to the database 8 DBMKnl Statement: RESTORE LOG CANCEL 3 DBMKnl Received the result of an administrative statement from the database 9 DBMKnl Statement: RESTORE LOG CANCEL 10 DBMKnl Returncode: -104 5 DBMKnl Errortext: DBM command impossible at this time 1 DBMKnl Sending an administrative statement to the database 8 DBMKnl Statement: RESTORE LOG FROM '/oracle/SMD/sapdata5/saparch/BE1_LOG.022' FILE BLOCKSIZE 8 MEDIANAME 'L 1 DBMSrvCo A DBM Server client connection was established at 2011-01-31 21:24:47 (client process has process ID 5052 on computer testsap14 421 DBMSrv Command 'backup_restore_state' was executed since 2011-01-31 21:24:50. -24580 DBMSrv ERR_COMMAND_FAILED: Command 'backup_restore_state' has ended and failed with return code -24994. -24994 DBMSrv ERR_RTE: Runtime environment error -24778 DBMSrv 1,wrong connection state:requested -24580 DBMSrv ERR_COMMAND_FAILED: Command 'backup_restore' has ended and failed with return code -24994. -24994 DBMSrv ERR_RTE: Runtime environment error -24778 DBMSrv 4,connection broken server state 4 2 DBMSrvCo A DBM Server client connection was released (client process has process ID 5052 on computer testsap14 283 DBMSrv Command 'backup_restore_cancel' is being executed. 1 DBMKnl Sending an administrative statement to the database 8 DBMKnl Statement: RESTORE LOG CANCEL -24580 DBMSrv ERR_COMMAND_FAILED: Command 'backup_restore_cancel' has ended and failed with return code -24994. -24994 DBMSrv ERR_RTE: Runtime environment error -24778 DBMSrv 1,wrong connection state:requestedAnd also can I do the switchover like oracle dataguard in MaxDB standby database. Before bringing the MaxDB standby as production instance I will do the log switch on production MaxDB database and apply that last log to standby MaxDB and then put the Production MaxDB database into Admin mode and then I will bring the MaxDB standby as production instance and shipped the log from standby to production and apply the logs as production is now standby is it possible to apply logs on production

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Session B even before session A commits.2. SYSDBA.OPTIMIZERSTATISTICSContains the stored optimizer statistics.Doing this comparisation for all tables in your database manually would be bunch of monkey work, so MaxDB development decided to deliver a build-in monkey in form of a stored procedure:SUPERDBA.SYSCHECKSTATISTICS (IN CHANGETHRESHOLD INTEGER)This procedure does the comparison for us.Via the CHANGETRESHOLD parameter we can specify the percentage of data volume change that should lead to new statistics.The procedure then loops over all tables of the current user and the 'SYSDBA' schema and performs the check.Once a table qualifies for new statistics (another reason may be that a table does not have any optimizer statistics at all) the tablename is denoted into a system table:SYSDBA.SYSUPDSTATWANTEDIf you're familiar with the automatic statistics update feature of MaxDB than this table is already known to you.It's the same table where the MaxDB Kernel puts tablenames in when it realizes during a join, that the optimizer statistics were wrong and more data then expected.Anyhow, apart from the automatic statistics update, there is a command for manual processing of the denoted tables present:UPDATE STATISTICS AS PER SYSTEM TABLEThis command will read the entries from SYSUPDSTATSWANTED and run a parallelized non-blocking update statistics without sampling.You may of course choose to use the sampling size stored for each table in the database catalog via UPDATE STATISTICS AS PER SYSTEM TABLE ESTIMATEbut this will lead to table locks, so it's not exactly what we want to see in production systems.Once the statistics collection is finished, you can check the result in the table SYSDBA.SYSUPDSTATLOGSELECT * FROM SYSDBA.SYSUPDSTATLOG\\SCHEMANAME|TABLENAME|TABLEID |COLUMNNAME|INDEXNAME|EXECUTED_AT |IMPLICIT|SAMPLE_PCT|SAMPLE_ROW|EXECUTION_START |EXECUTION_END |SESSION|TERMID |SEQNO|\----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\LARS |T1 |000000000001A560 | | |2010-05-27 13:19:23|NO |100 |0 |2010-05-27 13:19:35|2010-05-27 13:19:35|14692 |7200@VIENXXXXXXXXA|0 |\LARS |T1 |000000000001A560 |N1 | |2010-05-27 13:19:23|NO |100 |0 |2010-05-27 13:19:35|2010-05-27 13:19:35|14692 |7200@VIENXXXXXXXXA|1 |\LARS |T1 |000000000001A560 |N2 | |2010-05-27 13:19:23|NO |100 |0 |2010-05-27