Hi Martin, could you please explain it once again, using more single steps? I tried several ways with no working result. I talked to others who tried your solution, unfortunately nobody made it work. :-(
Thanks Flo > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > We have a SAPDB 7.3.24. > We use two databases, DB1and DB2, the DB2 is the backupDB, > contenting data > from DB1 a few days ago. > Now we want our backupDB to be on the standing of DB1 only > one hour ago. > How can we manage this? > Can we work with the incremental function and if yes, how? > I tried several ways to handle it, all without success. > I'm sure there is a way, maybe I'm just too blind. > Maybe some of you handle it the way we wanna do and can help. Hi, you can implement a cheap standy-solution, by using the autolog-feature. First you create a data-backup with checkpoint from DB1. This backup is the starting-point for your standby-DB2. You restore this backup there in cold-mode. While DB1 is warm, there is Log written and saved in log-backups. You take this log-backups and restore them on your standby-DB2. The delay will not be constant, but you can influence it by setting the parameter LOG_SEGMENT_SIZE. In case of an falilure of DB1, you can either restart DB2 directly or first save the remaining log from DB1 and restore this also before restarting. regards, Martin _______________________________________________ sapdb.general mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://listserv.sap.com/mailman/listinfo/sapdb.general _______________________________________________ sapdb.general mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://listserv.sap.com/mailman/listinfo/sapdb.general
