Look at the "h define dbb", you can only specify a devclass, so a
scratch volume would be used.
(Note that you could choose different devclasses for fulls and
incremental : tape devclass for fulls, and file devclass for
incrementals is the idea...).
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Best regards / Cordialement / مع تحياتي
Erwann SIMON
Kiran a écrit :
Thanks for the information, But when db backup triggers automatically db backup
in which tape it will write the database??
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Simon
Sent: Friday, October 24, 2008 2:59 PM
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Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] TSM Database Backup Trigrer...
Hi Kiran,
Of course, enabling automatic backups of the db by a trigger does not
prevent from ding manual backups. Manual backups (or planned ones) are
still the recommanded way to backup the db. The trigger should only be a
safety valve.
It's not mandatory to define a db backup trigger when you enable the
rollforward mode of the recovery BUT it's higly advisable to do so !
Before enabling this rollforward mode, ensure that you have enough space
in you recevery log to keep all your transactions between two planned db
backups (see Q LOG F=D : Cumulative Consumption (MB) and Consumption
Reset Date/Time, and see RESET LOGCONSUMPTION command).
