Kind of depends on your DBA's [Wink] At a previous position, all of the DBA's
(Oracle, SQL and Informix) hated the idea of anything communicating with their
database that they had no control over (that and they were cheap).
We worked with the SQL DBA to make use of user directed backups. He
It seems the problem is a defect MCP Card in the robot that does reset on
the CAN bus.
Netbackup TLD Control regards the reset as an unit attention (eventid 13848)
Hopefully the firmware upgrade to 7422 the replacement of the defect card
will solve this
Regards
Michael
2010/10/28 Michael Graff
We don't use it either.
SQL admins setup the backups to go to disk - all are to occur at the same time
on all the servers
Then I have a policy to backup the SQL servers that kicks off at 2 am.
This gets the server Plus the backups to disk that occurred earlier in the
night.
Now the SQL admins
We use the MS-SQL Client here. We don't really have dedicated SQL DBAs,
we have windows admins with sql training and Oracle DBAs who would
rather manage Oracle. The text files offer simple configuration, and
restores are a breeze with the GUI. I guess for the limited amount of
MS-SQL we do here it
All,
I have a huge restore to do, I was wondering if any of you have a script that I
can feed a XLS,TXT, CSV file with the files I need to restore. The file
contains the server name, path and file name.
Please let me know if this is even possible.
Thank you,
Ulises Rodriguez
Operations
Here's what we use,. Change the SrcClient DstClient variables and then
stick in your list of files to restore. If you want to change the restore
path, edit those lines or comment them out. If you need to change the type
(e.g. 13 for Windows files), change the restore command at the bottom.
I have multiple NDMP policies that have the NEW_STREAM directive in
the file list. I have been playing around with several of the nbu
commands to script a way to identify which stream did not process. The
policy set up is similar to this:
HOST FILES
Netapp
Netbackup does not have a special agent for SAP with SQL. On the contrary it
has for SAP with Oracle
You only need an SQL backup.
I learn it the hard way, after we pay the SAP agent.
If you do not want to buy the agent, you have to dump the SQL to a file.
Stefanos
From:
Hello Allen,
The simplest thing to try is to create a different policy for each path.
Then you have one path one return code. And if the backup for /vol/vol3 fails,
the retry is only for /vol/vol3 and not /vol/vol1-3.
You can limit how many jobs will run on a netapp with the maxjob per client
We do this on one server here that often needs to write unique file
names to tape, then recover in batches. The syntax is whacky, and I
think if the filelist.txt file doesn't end with a blank line the entire
thing fails.
bprestore.exe -A -L C:\Path\RestoreLog.txt -R /C/Path/rename.txt -f
Bpdbjobs -all_columns will give you a list of all the jobs in the activity
monitor as well as what was in the backup list. It is NOT easy to parse and
only applies to jobs that have not been deleted from the activity monitor.
Bperror has some options (don't remember which) will also list the
What runs to expire images on tapes.
I have some tapes that should have expired this morning but they still have
not. (still have an assigned date)
AIX NB 7.0.1
The image cleanup has run but the tape still have not expired.
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From: veritas-bu-boun...@mailman.eng.auburn.edu
[mailto:veritas-bu-boun...@mailman.eng.auburn.edu] On Behalf Of
judy_hinchcli...@administaff.com
Sent: Wednesday, November 10, 2010 4:35 PM
To: Veritas-bu@mailman.eng.auburn.edu
bpexpdate -deassignempty was the command I was looking for. Took care of all
the tapes that needed to be expired (30 of them)
will see if tomorrow I have the same issue.
From: Judy Hinchcliffe
Sent: Wednesday, November 10, 2010 4:40 PM
To: Judy Hinchcliffe; Veritas-bu@mailman.eng.auburn.edu
On Wed, Nov 10, 2010 at 11:08:35PM +, judy_hinchcli...@administaff.com
wrote:
bpexpdate -deassignempty was the command I was looking for. Took care
of all the tapes that needed to be expired (30 of them) will see if
tomorrow I have the same issue.
Yes, deassignempty doesn't appear to run
I have multiple NDMP policies that have the NEW_STREAM directive in the
file list. I have been playing around with several of the nbu commands to
script a way to identify which stream did not process. The policy set up is
similar to this:
HOST FILES
Netapp
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