Re: Management Class Policy.
1999-06-18 15:23:45
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Re: Management Class Policy. |
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Dwight Cook <decook AT AMOCO DOT COM> |
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Fri, 18 Jun 1999 14:23:45 -0500 |
Well, I'd make your scheduled activity :
Mon-Sat : Incremental
Sun : Archive
You could do a
Mon-Sat : incremental
Sun : selective
BUT backups are designed to work with VERSIONS... a selective says
BACK IT UP EVEN IF IT HASN'T CHANGED...
THUS if a file say only changes once a year, the normal adsm
incremental processing would give you "version" number of years you
could go back... if you keep 7 active versions, you could go back 7
years. IF you force backup via selective processing after 7 weeks you
would only have the current year's data (but 7 copies of the same
thing be it good data or bad)
I'd do the incremental/arhcive way if you are going to do it at all.
probably require 3 schedules (1) a weekday incremental schedule (2) a
Saturday incremental schedule (3) a Sunday archive schedule (and would
need to list objects & override client option with -subdir=yes
1st I'd really ask myself why I'd be subjecting the networks to such
load (not to mention the ADSM server) and using so much adsm server
storage.
Dwight
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Subject: Management Class Policy.
Author: yotin.chennavasin (yotin.chennavasin AT HGUARD DOT COM) at unix,mime
Date: 6/18/99 1:51 PM
What is a correct way to define a management class that will do an
Incremental-save on Mon-Sat, and then do a Full-save on Sunday for a single
client. ?
Thanks..
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