You could do something like this
Put the database in backup mode
split a BCV of
Take the database out of backup mode
Mount the BCV on media server
Run a file backup of the mounted BCV
dismount BCV
Of cause every backup will be a full backup
I assume you have looked into incremental with RMAN
Hi all :
I want to find some backup job's backup cost time during the past period time .
For example ,
backup job A
backup window : 1:00AM ~ 2:00 AM
backup frequency : 1 time/day
I want to know the job A real backup cost time on 2006/01/01 ~ 2006/10/11
(every day)
How can I use the
You can use more RMAN streams and buffers (10 streams with 256k buffers)
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Would BPDUPLICATE do the job for you
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Hi Cheryl,
You and others
on this list could donate all your old equipment to us here in South Africa. I
would make sure that the equipment would find a good home in our underprivileged
schools.
I myself assist
and mentor underprivileged youngsters
Good day Larry,
Synthetic backups will not save you space as you will still be
creating a full using the last full and the incrementals. You will
however save time as you can have the synthetic backup run in the off
peak backup time, thereby decreasing you backup window.
This can save time if
We use RMAN for a backup of a smaller (300 GB) DB. It doesn't require
stopping the database.
For a large (2 TB) Oracle DB we do the BCV thing outlined below. You
don't have to run Oracle on the media server because you do a standard
rather than an oracle backup. (E.G. do not use RMAN - just
Hi all,
I am looking out for help for writing perl scripts for
performance enhancement in Netbackup 5.1 .
Pls advise me..
Thank u all,
Regards
Raghu
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Subject: [Veritas-bu] Writing perl scripts for performance enhancement inNBU5.1
Hi all,
I am looking out for help for
Title: Managing Tape Rotations
I'm trying to work out a good tape rotation policy, and I'm trying to get vault to work the way I want it. Basically the tapes are replaced every month, and rotated back in every 6 months (they get erased when rotated back in). With Vault, I've noticed that the
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what
version are you running?
I
can't Vault a tape to the same Volume Pool it is already
in.
All of
my Vaulted tapes are in pool nameslike the original name with a
"_Offsite"suffix..ie."Exchange_Offsite"
Paul
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Title: Managing Tape Rotations
I am not sure I follow your plan. If you have tapes in a
tape pool say "production data" and these tapes are vaulted out of your robot to
a offsite volume group say "company_offsite", these tapes should remain in the
original tape pool by design. If the tape is
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Hi again
NBU 5.1 MP2 + 2 SAN Media Servers
Win2k3
I am not a fan of 6.0, although I have decided to take the plunge
and evaluate a clean install + MP3.
My current setup uses an HP ESL fiber channel tape library, that
is controlled by my 5.1 NBU Master and 2 SAN Media Servers
Title: Managing Tape Rotations
If you're just looking for a view of what is in your ATL
then right click on the column name and go to filter (in the windows gui.)
Filter by slot and put in "" which will give you nothing but the tapes in
the library. I've got tape retentions going back 5
I have a single master production NB
6.0MP3 server. I also have a separate DR NB master. The DR master is a
clone of the Production NB server using Solaris 10 flash archive.
I do daily backups of the Prod NB server
using DSSU's. I get error 191's from time to time because of lack of media
in my
Sending this question again to list since I did not got any response.
Thanks
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Subject: unix to windows using CLI
Date: Mon, 09 Oct 2006 14:31:49 -0600
Hi,
I am not an expert of backup but I have a
Check out the UNIX and Windows command guides for NetBackup 6.0 on the
VERITAS/Symantec support site: support.veritas.com
There should be all the command line options for both the backup and restore
commands.
Jason
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Check the manpage for bpbackup.
You list all the files you want backed up in a textfile, and feed it to
bpbackup with the -f option.
Once backed up, a regular restore of all files in that image will drop
everything on the destination box.
Keep in mind the file attributes and ACLs will be
Title: Managing Tape Rotations
I am not sure I follow your plan. If you have tapes in a
tape pool say "production data" and these tapes are vaulted out of your robot to
a offsite volume group say "company_offsite", these tapes should remain in the
original tape pool by design. If the tape
I'm testing some vault duplication on a Linux master server. Since
'iostat' doesn't seem to show tape activity, is there any other way
of calculating the speed?
A completed duplication shows elapsed time, but not data transferred.
Is there some log file that would contain the amount that was
Make sure you contact your local Veritas Sales Represenative.
They can push support for fast response.
This is standard operating procedure for any Hardware/Software Manufacturer.
Your reseller is another channel to use.
Don't just let Support push you around.
Jim
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Is this linux specific?
I don't have a linux box handy to check, but I'd imagine iostat would do
exactly that.
On solaris, I use iostat with the -xnp args and follow it with the
interval time and number of intervals.
For example:
iostat -xnp 5 100
Gives me 100 shots on 5 second intervals of
I didn't realize we had local sales reps anymore...
Our extremely responsive former sales team was replaced by some Symantec
guy who takes AT A MINIMUM 3-4 weeks to reply to an email. I'm NOT
IMPRESSED! I'm not sure if he's overwhelmed or what. What I DO think,
tho, is that Symantec has given up
in our nb6mp3 linux master/media environment i have one win2k3 client
that has 6TB of data that i need to backup in a certain amount of time.
is there still a SAN Media server in netbackup 6.0? i haven't found
too much information on the symantec/veritas web site for 6.0.
would i install the
Is this linux specific?
In the sense that I can't use 'iostat' to check the speed, yes. I think
windows would have the same issue as well.
In the sense that NetBackup isn't reporting on the speed, then I imagine
it's common to all platforms.
I don't have a linux box handy to check, but I'd
I'm not sure if it makes any difference but we're only about an hour
away from the former Veritas headquarters in Lake Mary, FL and we get
SUPER SUPPORT from our local rep. I've got a response from any email I
send her in 3-4 hours, and the pre-sales tech support guy gives me
better tech support
I think the iostat command for linux is differentBUT...You can look at
the bptm log files on your media server and get information about the
duplication speeds.
look for successfully wrote and successfully read in the bptm logs to
get write and read speeds for the duplication process.
You
look for successfully wrote and successfully read in the bptm logs to
get write and read speeds for the duplication process.
I guess that's good for after the fact. My problem is that I have some
multi-terabyte images. Trying to know when they'll finish is tough.
Hopefully most of the
On 10/11/2006 3:01 PM, Darren Dunham wrote:
Now that my duplication is complete, I can hand-calculate the average
throughput for the entire operation. But that's not available to me
during the process to see how it's going
We have made engineering aware that this is a number we'd like to
On 10/11/2006 3:17 PM, Martin, Jonathan (Contractor) wrote:
I'm not sure if it makes any difference but we're only about an hour
away from the former Veritas headquarters in Lake Mary, FL and we get
SUPER SUPPORT from our local rep.
Our offices are a few miles from the NetBackup engineering
Hi all,
need to learn writing scripting using perl in
netbackup, guide me pls.
thank u all,
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