If you have a problem restoring a database using the following steps, you may want to try restoring the database to a different server as outlined above. As in the scenario above, you must have archival transactional logging enabled and have previously saved the database you want to restore. You are restoring this database to a point in time to be able to recover a document or documents (that point in time may be very recent, but you need to specify a point in time for this restore to work).
The name of the database to be restored to the subdirectory of the active server must be the same name and case as is found on the active server. Depending upon what release of BRMS you are using, you may be able to use the BRMS System i Navigator client interface to do this point-in-time restore request. Otherwise follow the instructions for specifying a date and time for the point-in-time restore.
During the actual recovery process of the selected databases, no new saves of this particular server should occur. It could affect the recovery process adversely.
Failure to do the steps above, and in the order presented, could adversely affect your current active server environment.