DB2 Version 9.7 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows

db2ACSVerify - verify that a DB2 Advanced Copy Services (ACS) operation has completed successfully

Verifies that a DB2® Advanced Copy Services (ACS) operation succeeded

Include file

db2ACSApi.h

Syntax and data structures

/* ==========================================================================
 * Verify
 * ========================================================================== */
db2ACS_RC db2ACSVerify(
               db2ACS_PostObjectInfo   * pPostObjInfo,
               db2ACS_CB               * pControlBlock,
               db2ACS_ReturnCode       * pRC );

Parameters

pPostObjInfo

Data type: db2ACS_PostObjectInfo

db2ACS_DB2ID is a set of data that can not be known at snapshot backup object creation time, but which must be maintained in the object repository.

The database manager allocates the memory for this parameter, and passes a pointer to that instantiated object to the function. The database manager is responsible for freeing this memory.

The database manager populates the fields of pPostObjInfo before calling db2ACSVerify. pPostObjInfo contains information that is relevant after the DB2 ACS operation. For example, after a successful snapshot backup, pPostObjInfo might contain the first active log file. If there is no data relevant for after the DB2 ACS operation, then the database manager will set pPostObjInfo to NULL.

pControlBlock

Data type: db2ACS_CB *

db2ACS_CB contains fundamental information required to initialize and terminate a DB2 ACS session.

Before calling db2ACSVerify(), the database manager populates the following fields:

     pControlBlock->handle
     pControlBlock->vendorInfo
     pControlBlock->options

pRC

Data type: db2ACS_ReturnCode *

db2ACS_ReturnCode contains diagnostic information including message text and error codes specific to the storage hardware. The contents of a db2ACS_ReturnCode parameter for a DB2 ACS API function call will be recorded in the database manager diagnostic logs.

The database manager allocates the memory for this parameter, and passes a pointer to that instantiated object to the function. The database manager is responsible for freeing this memory.

The DB2 ACS API driver populates the fields of pRC before returning.

Return Codes

Table 1. Return codes
Return code	Description	Notes
`DB2ACS_RC_OK`	The operation was successful.
`DB2ACS_RC_INV_ACTION`	The database manager requested an action from the DB2 ACS API driver that is invalid.	The DB2 ACS API driver encountered an error. The database manager cannot use the DB2 ACS API session.
`DB2ACS_RC_INV_DEV_HANDLE`	The database manager passed a storage device handle that is invalid.	The DB2 ACS API driver encountered an error. The database manager cannot use the DB2 ACS API session.
`DB2ACS_RC_DEV_ERROR`	There was an error with a storage device, such as a tape drive.	The DB2 ACS API driver encountered an error. The database manager cannot use the DB2 ACS API session.
`DB2ACS_RC_IO_ERROR`	The DB2 ACS API driver encountered an error resulting from input or output operations.	The DB2 ACS API driver encountered an error. The database manager cannot use the DB2 ACS API session.

If the DB2 ACS API driver encounters an error, the driver might abort a DB2 ACS operation. The DB2 ACS session cannot be used for any action other than the following:

If a call to db2ACSBeginQuery() previously succeeded the database manager can call db2ACSEndQuery()
If a call to db2ACSBeginOperation() previously succeeded, the database manager can call db2ACSEndOperation()
If a call to db2ACSInitialize() previously succeeded, the database manager can call db2ACSTerminate()

For more information about DB2 ACS API return codes, see the topic: DB2 Advanced Copy Services (ACS) API return codes.

Usage notes

If db2ACSVerify returns that a snapshot backup operation succeeded, that means that the recovery objects generated by the snapshot backup are available to be used for restore operations.