Recovery Manager: Preserving backups by skipping fixup of logged DB without -j switch, -- DOMINO400

Subject: Recovery Manager: Preserving backups by skipping fixup of logged DB without -j switch,
From: rob@xxxxxxxxx
Date: Fri, 25 Oct 2013 11:16:39 -0400
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I ran this:
RUNDOMCMD SERVER(internotes3) CMD(CALL PGM(QDOMINO900/FIXUP)
PARM('-y -f -j'))
and I am seeing messages like this in the console:

Recovery Manager: Preserving backups by skipping fixup of logged DB
without -j switch, DB=/INTERNOTES3/NOTES/DATA/names.nsf
Performing consistency check on views in database names.nsfInformational,
rebuilding view - user specified REBUILD (reading
/INTERNOTES3/NOTES/DATA/names.nsf default de
sign note Title:'')
Completed consistency check on views in database names.nsf

should I be concerned? After my issues with what order the switches are,
I want to be sure.

Rob Berendt

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