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How a DH Is Restored
Understanding how the dmsmgr utility restores a DH helps you diagnose any problems that may occur during the restoration process.
The following process describes how dmsmgr restores a DH:
- dmsmgr removes the existing DH.
- dmsmgr copies the backup DH files from the location that you specified into the DH directory.
- dmsmgr subscribes the DH to the DMS with an offset value equal to the last global offset stored in the backup files.
- dmsmgr clears the out of sync flag on the DH.
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