5.12.2 Considering initialization of the Item management database
If you change the size of the Item management database, consider initializing the database using the jssdbinit.bat command. Also, if the Item management database malfunctions for any reason, consider initializing the Item management database by using the jssdbinit.bat command.
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When the jsssetup.bat command is executed, environment settings related to the Web server are specified, and the Item management database is initialized. When the jssdbinit.bat command is executed, only the Item management database is initialized.
For details, see jsssetup.bat (sets up JP1/Service Support) and jssdbinit.bat (initializes databases) in Chapter 12. Commands.
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If you use the jssdbinit.bat command to extend the size of the Item management database, back up and recover the operation data in the Item management database using the following procedure:
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Execute the jssdbbackup.bat command to back up the database.
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Execute the jssdbinit.bat command to extend the size of the Item management database.
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Execute the jssdbrecovery.bat command to recover the backup data.
If you decrease the size of the database or if you recover the Item management database to a folder that is different from the one used for backup, you will not be able to recover the backup data. In such cases, consider using the jssitemlist command, the jssitemhistory command or the jssitemexportEx command to back up the Item data.
For details about these commands, see Chapter 12. Commands.
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If the Item management database malfunctions, recover the operation data, according to the following procedure:
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Prepare the backup data regularly saved.
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Execute the jssdbinit.bat command to initialize the Item management database.
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Execute the jssdbrecovery.bat command to recover the backup data.
If you recover the Item management database to a folder that is different from the one used for backup, you will not be able to recover the backup data, so be careful.
For details about these commands, see Chapter 12. Commands.
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