Reason:
This message comes after either message DB01202I RESTART, STARTING LOG SCAN, BLOCKS -n or message DB01203I RESTART, STARTING LOG REDO, BLOCKS -n to tell you when the preceding RESTART ended.
Note: If variable logging is being used, the word TRACKS replaces the word BLOCKS in the message text of DB01202I and DB01203I. The word BLOCKS indicates that fixed logging is being used. For more information about monitoring restart REDO reprocessing, see CA Datacom/DB Processing Messages (DB0xxxxc).
The x in the message text of DB01204I changes as appropriate with regard to the preceding start message, that is, x is either LOG SCAN or LOG REDO. The time in minutes and seconds is provided to track where time is spent getting a MUF enabled. The date and time, ccyymmddhhmmss indicates when the first record seen by the LOG SCAN or LOG REDO occurred. The date and time could be of value to CA Support, in addition to information about the number of blocks and the time of the process. The format, ccyymmddhhmmss, is described in CA Datacom/DB Processing Messages (DB0xxxxc).
Action:
None. This message is for information only.
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