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The "Start" button now becomes active and you can start the recovery. The process stops after the complete data backup has been recovered, and you can continue the process by recovering the incremental backup. Alternatively, you can stop the recovery at this point by choosing Cancel and restart it later as long as the database instance has not been switched from the ADMIN to ONLINE operational state in the meantime. This makes it possible to build a shadow instance manually. The next unit provides more information about these downtime security solutions with <strong>MaxDB</strong>.
The system behaves in the same way after the incremental backup has been recovered: The Wizard stops and gives you the option of interrupting the recovery process. At the end of the recovery process, the "Results" tab page displays a summary of the process including the return values of the various steps. Return value -8020 displayed here is not an error, but an indication that this log backup has been completed successfully and the next log backup has been requested.
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