Hallo Mavis,
I've just installed SQL-Backtrack for our 30+ SAP R3 systems with
Oracle. You only need the TSM Client (with API) and SQL Backtrack.
Greetings
Rolf Meyer
SATISFACTORY
INFO Business Systems GmbH
Systemtechnik
Notkestraße 13-15
22607 Hamburg
Tel.: +49 40 8999-9660
Fax.: +49 40 8999-9666
E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
M Jenkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> am 13.02.2001 00:52:18
Bitte antworten an "ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
An: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Kopie: (Blindkopie: Rolf Meyer/Satisfactory)
Thema: Looking at a different way to backup Oracle
Hi,
I'm newish to ADSM/TSM (& Unix) and have been following ADSM-L. I would
like to throw my question to the combined brains of this list.
Our database area currently run full database backups via a cron job,
compress the results and then sends the data to ADSM. With many new
projects (migrations, electronic files, re-engineered systems) planned for
the next 2 years, we expect a huge growth in the data that is currently
backed up on Oracle running on Solaris or AIX platforms.
Our database team have started looking at performing incremental backups
I have suggestions to use SQL-Backtrack which can use the ADSM Unix Client
or use Oracle's incremental backup (which I think is called RMAN).
Do either of these products need to use more than just the Unix client or
do they need to use TDP (which I have seen mentioned in this list) ?
Any information happily accepted. Thankyou.
Mavis Jenkins
IP Australia
