Overview

This document describes the option to open the Wallet first and then boot Tibero when starting Tibero after Wallet setup.

Method

When you open the Wallet and create an encrypted Tablespace, subsequent operations and Redo Logs occur, and those Redo Logs also require encryption and access permissions.

If the DB is shut down and restarted while encrypted data remains in the Redo Log, the system attempts to access the Wallet at startup. However, if the Wallet is not open, basic internal verification processes fail, resulting in a failure to boot properly.

The -w option in the tbboot command takes this into account by opening the Wallet first before opening the DB during startup. (After entering tbboot -w, the Wallet password is requested; entering it allows normal startup.)

Verification Example

Normal Boot After Adding Wallet

The error message shows that the Wallet cannot be opened, so the system cannot boot.

Boot Using tbboot -w Option

• When using tbboot -w, the password to open the Wallet is requested. (In the example above, the password was created as tibero.)
• After entering the password, normal startup is confirmed.