We use the GUI Agent. We have SQL DBA's but I prefer online backups.
Tough, reliable, proven.
And to get the SQL DBA to fully understand how the process works, they
need to be involved and make them aware.
Saves dumping to disk as alot of our DB's are large.
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From what I'm reading, I'm thinking the NBU SQL Agent will work fine while
interfacing with SAP SQL databases,
and at the same time will allow us to maintain backup control (and SAP server
disk space) by using SAP-scheduled backups
going to NBU Disk Storage Groups, then to tape from there.
I understand Netbackup does a cleanup process on a regular bases when a job fails or ends etc. Also
I understand a nightly cleanup process runs to expire images on disk etc.. What time does this nightly cleanup
job kick off or better yet, how do I change this job to run at a specific time?
My experience has shown that as soon as NetBackup starts for the first
time it runs a cleanup. Then, it will run a cleanup based on the
bpconfig value for DB Cleanup Interval, which is 12 by default.
So, assuming default value of 12, if you start NetBackup at 2:15pm, the
next cleanup will run
Been looking at this myself.
The image clean up is part of it.
By default it is set to 12 hours and can go a low as 8 hours.
A clean up will run after a restore if nothing else is running, or after a
session of backups.
But it is the bpexpidate -deassigempty that expires images.
And this you
http://www.symantec.com/business/support/index?page=contentid=TECH135182
this may give some insite
From: veritas-bu-boun...@mailman.eng.auburn.edu
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I think along with the below your also asking if you can run the cleanup of
images manually rather than waiting for the twelve hour default, if so:
\admincmd\bpimage -cleanup -allclients
-sj
judy_hinchcli...@administaff.com 11/12/2010 11:21 AM
A couple of years ago we had this in a cron job and would find backups
occasionally failing with a status 228. I don't know if it was specific
that the release we were running at the time but I'd suggest being careful
about triggering these cleanups manually.
.../Ed
On Fri, Nov 12, 2010 at
Hello Team,
We just upgraded from 6.5.3 to 7.0.1. Everything seems normal but our policies
are not populating in java gui.
Any ideas or pointers are appreciated.
Regards,
Saranjit
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I agree with Ed, the below -allclients switch may still be undocumented for a
variety of reasons. Indeed, use with caution.
-sj
Ed Wilts ewi...@ewilts.org 11/12/2010 1:44 PM
A couple of years ago we had this in a cron job and would find backups
occasionally failing with a status 228. I don't
To me it looks like the MAC has some restrictions on ftp for your user
account
Think your best bet is to get hold of the MAC server administrator
Regards
Michael
2010/11/12 judy_hinchcli...@administaff.com
I have an AIX master
They have built a new MAC server that they need NB on.
I want
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