Hello,
I recently installed sapdb on a Windows NT Server 4.0 box, which
already has a MS Sqlserver (which came with the KHK finance software
and might be replaced with a newer version any time the vendor
thinks this is a good idea) running on it.

At about 1am each morning the MS Sqlserver is shut down by a batch
file that is started by the backup software, when the SQL server no
longer locks its files all files, binaries as well as data files are
backed up and at about 2 am, when everything is backed up the SQL
server is restarted.

Sapdb may have nice enterprise features like backuping the entire
database while it is being used, but I only need a very easily
restored database (without using any magic commands, just
point-and-drool) that can be recovered by anyone being able to
handle the backup software.

I would like to know how I can start/stop the Sapdb instances on the
Windows NT box and if the database will function if all of the files
(binary files as well as data files) are simply put where they once
were.

Thanks in advane,
Nikolaus Wagner



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