The recovery-specific options include:
/l
Defines the location of the log files used to recover the data. The default setting is the
current directory. Normally, you don??™t need to change this setting because the log files usually
appear in the same directory as the database.
/s Defines the location of any system files, such as the checkpoint file, required to perform
the recover. The default location is the current directory. Normally, you don??™t need to
change this setting because the system files usually appear in the same directory as the database.
/i Ignores any mismatched or missing database attachments. However, by ignoring these
missing elements, you risk database damage. Use this option only when the database is already
damaged and the recovery is a last ditch effort at reconstruction.
/d[path] Defines the location of database files. The default setting is the current directory.
The default setting when you specify this option without a path is the directory originally
logged in the log files, which may be different from the current directory.
Integrity checking verifies that the database is in an operational state and doesn??™t contain any
structural errors.
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