o  To use the RMU Recover Resolve command for a database, you
       must have the RMU$RESTORE privilege in the root file for the
       database or the OpenVMS SYSPRV or BYPASS privilege.

    o  If you have restored the database by using the New qualifier
       and have not deleted the corrupted database, use the Root
       qualifier to override the original file specification for the
       database root file.

    o  After it rolls forward from the .aij file specified on the
       command line, Oracle RMU prompts you for the name of the next
       .aij file. If there are more .aij files to roll forward, enter
       the file name, including the version number for that .aij
       file. If there are no other .aij files, press the Return key.
       For more information about rolling forward and determining
       transaction sequence numbers for .aij files, see the Oracle
       Rdb Guide to Database Maintenance.

    o  Note the following points regarding using Oracle Rdb with the
       Encina transaction manager:

       -  Only databases that were created under Oracle Rdb V7.0 or
          higher, or converted to V70 or higher, can participate in
          XA transactions.

       -  To start a distributed transaction, you must have the
          DISTRIBTRAN database privilege for all databases involved
          in the transaction.

       -  Oracle Rdb supports only explicit distributed transactions
          with Encina. This means that your application must
          explicitly call the Encina routines to start and end the
          transactions.