(This was also posted to the MaxDB Forum on forums.mysql.com.)
 
Hi there. 

Quick question for you. For over a year now, we've had Auto Logging
enabled on all of our MaxDB databases. (We're currently running
7.5.00.31 on HP-UX & Linux.) 

This works great... when the log space fills up, MaxDB automatically
dumps this log data into the file system in "version files" I think they
are called. In our case, this log data creates files of the form
/sapdb/backup_log_area/log.xyz where xyz is a unique, sequential number.


The only problem then is that those files sit there until our regularly
scheduled external backup tool (HP's Data Protector) comes to move them
onto tape. Is there any triggering or event mechanism built in to MaxDB
that I could configure that would notify the backup tool to start
working when MaxDB calls it (as opposed to waiting until the next
regularly scheduled backup)? 

Thanks. 
~Fred Claypool, Jr.
 

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