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The Recital 10 database engine will now automatically repair any index files if they become corrupted if SET AUTOHEAL ON is in effect (default ON). This operation is transparent to the users and provides for high availability applications. There is now no need to have users logoff to reindex the data. | The Recital 10 database engine will now automatically repair any index files if they become corrupted if SET AUTOHEAL ON is in effect (default ON). This operation is transparent to the users and provides for high availability applications. There is now no need to have users logoff to reindex the data. | ||
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Revision as of 15:22, 13 January 2010
The Recital 10 database engine will now automatically repair any index files if they become corrupted if SET AUTOHEAL ON is in effect (default ON). This operation is transparent to the users and provides for high availability applications. There is now no need to have users logoff to reindex the data.
Purpose
Syntax
SET AUTOHEAL ON | OFF | (<expL>)
See Also
Description
The SET AUTOHEAL command
Example
set autoheal on
Products
Recital, Recital Server, Recital Web
