INLOG RBA or INLOG LOGPOINT is used when you want to perform recovery by using only log after a LOAD LOG YES or a REORG LOG YES where the event is no longer registered in SYSCOPY. To do so, you must be aware of a point in the log corresponding to the specific event. You must specify a log point that exactly corresponds to such a point; otherwise, the recovery will not be able to apply the log and a severe internal error will result with completion code 12.
INLOG RBA or INLOG LOGPOINT specifies the log point in the log where the application of the log records should begin for the object being recovered.
'logPoint' is a string of up to twelve hexadecimal digits.
When you use INLOG RBA or INLOG LOGPOINT, you cannot use the TOCOPY option. You also might not specify LOGONLY or LOGAPPLY ONLY. Also, you cannot specify INCOPY when you use INLOG RBA or INLOG LOGPOINT, and any output copies made with the OUTCOPY ONLY facility cannot be registered unless DROPRECOVERY is also specified.
You can use the INLOG RBA and INLOG LOGPOINT keywords interchangeably, regardless of the version of Db2 used.
Important
INLOG RBA and INLOG LOGPOINT are not valid for index recovery because index records are not logged completely for a LOG YES utility.
