Fixup options in fixup tools and tasks |
Command line arguments |
Describe |
Fixup all databases Fixup only this database or folder |
DatabasePath |
Repair this database or folder only runs the repair task on only one database or all databases in a specified folder. Run fixup in a database in the Domino Data directory, and enter a filename, such as SALES. Nsf. Run fixup on the database in the folder in the Data directory and enter a relative path for the data folder. For example, all databases under the Data\sales folder run fixup, specifying sales. "Fixup all Databases" or not specifying a command-line database path repairs all databases on the server side. Description to run the Fixup tool to specify a database or folder, select the specified database or folder. |
Processed databases to log file |
-L |
Fixup open and check all corrupted databases are logged to the log file. Without this parameter, the fixup only records the actual problems encountered. |
Scan only since last fixup |
-I. |
When you run Fixup,fixup on a specific database, only check for documents that have been modified since the last time the command was run. Without this option, fixup will check all documents. |
Scan All Documents |
-F |
When you run Fixup,fixup on all the databases, all the documents in the database are checked. Without this option, fixup only checks documents that have been modified since the last run. Description use the Fixup tool to specify this parameter and cancel "Scan only since last fixup." This option. |
Perform quick fixup |
-Q |
Review documents quickly, but not fully. Without this option, fixup will check each document thoroughly. |
Exclude Views (faster) |
-V |
The organization fixup runs on the view. This option can reduce the time that fixup runs. Use this option when the view is not corrupted. |
Don ' t purge corrupted documents |
-N |
Prevent fixup from clearing corrupted documents, so that the next time the fixup runs or the next time the user opens the database, fixup must check the database again. |
Optimize User Unread lists |
-U |
Restores the ID tables in the database to the previous version format. Do not select this option unless the customer service staff recommends doing so. |
Fixup transaction-logged databases |
-j |
Runs the database on which the transaction log is opened. Without this option, fixup usually does not run. If you are using a Certified Backup utility, schedule the backup immediately after the fixup execution completes. |
Fixup open databases |
-O |
If you run Fixup,fixup on an open database, the database will be taken offline. This is the default for you to specify a database to run fixup. Without this option, the database does not specify a name and is open, and fixup does not run. |
Don ' t fixup open databases |
-Z |
Run fixup only on a single database. When a database is in use and is not offline, fixup does not run. This is the default value when fixup is running on more than one database. |
Verify only |
-C |
Check the integrity of the database and report an error. Do not modify the database (for example, do not clear corrupted documents) |
Fixup subdirectories |
-Y |
Run fixup on the database in the subdirectory. |
Don ' t fixup subdirectories |
-Y |
Do not run fixup on databases in subdirectories. |