Thanks for the response Dirk. I wanted to know, if I have autlogging enabled, uderwhat circumstance would I need to do a log recovery?

Dave

Dirk Datzert wrote:

Hi David,

we do the following daily for backup:

 dbmlcli -u dbm,<dbpasword> -d <databasename> <<EOM;
util_connect
backup_start DATA DATA
release
EOM

We do this in online mode, no cold, no warm.
The database is running. We have turned AUTOLOG on and we would expect
that a restore would be done be a restore of the DATA-backup and
replaying the logs from the point of backup-time.

The DATA-backups and the AUTOLOG-Backups are saved via ADSM.

Regards,
Dirk

David Barcelo schrieb:


Hello list,
  I have been backing up my current sap database for a month and I have
currently been told that I may not be doing it correctly.  I do not have
a background in databases and so I would love it if someone could point
me in the right direction.  The issue that I am dealing with is that
 when I perform a restore  the data may not  be consistent.  That is to
say that there could be transactions in the logs that have not been
committed.  When I first perormed a log restore the database broke and I
had to rebuild it.  Due to my own ignorance (and possibly laziness) I
scrapped trying to restore logs and just restored data becuase at the
time I didn't exactly understand the functions or importance of logs.
 Is there a standard way to backup and restore a database?  Are there
different  ways to skin a cat?  I would appreciate any incite someon
could provide.  At the end of the message I have included the shell
scripts that I use for backups.  Feel free to critique.

Thank you very, very much in advance,
Dave

###############################################
#!/bin/bash
cd /var/spool/dbbackup/IceBurg

/bin/cat << EOF | /opt/sapdb/depend/bin/dbmcli -d fooDB -u dba,foo
db_cold

util_connect

backup_start dataCOMP3 data
#backup_start logCOMP log
db_warm

quit

EOF

val=`cat ver.txt`

val=`expr $val + 1`

echo $val > ver.txt

cp dataCOMP3 dataCOMP3.`echo $val`
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fax: 512-469-1309
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