yes you are right !! and not only that .. but also Lotus .. just about to post
one question on the policy .. i am confusd in policy for retention.
Right now .. i want to just take backups of the backups taken by their
application. LAter on i will automate using TSM.
Can anyone kindly give me the knowledge as to what folders should i exclude
from backup if:
1- I have bd2 database backup with me.
2- System state backup with me.
3- I want to restore complete system with DB2, with DB2 database backup ONLY
availbale with me in a file.
4- What folders/files should i exclude from backup using BA Client, so that i
don't mess up with open databases.
Kind Regards,
Sandra
Steve Harris wrote:
> Sandra,
>
> You really have jumped in at the deep end haven't you? DB2, Oracle, offsite
> all at once.
> There is no need to shy away from DB2. Its interface is reasonably
> straightforward, and there is a redbook to tell you exactly how to set it up.
>
> http://publib-b.boulder.ibm.com/abstracts/sg246247.html?Open
>
> Regards
>
> Steve
>
> >>> sadi AT SUPER.NET DOT PK 02/11/2004 5:39:28 >>>
> Dear All,
> Since we don't have any DB2 Administrator therefore I am not going into taking
> online backups of DB2. The application that is using DB2 taking DB2 backups by
> first shutting doen the database and then taking backups using DB2 commands
> and
> then starting the database. They keep this backedup database with them on
> tapes
> and then rotation of tapes start.
>
> Now I am going to automate only this backedup database by taking incremental
> backups only.
>
> Question:
> For Database "A", what folders should I exclude so that I get all the
> configuration of DB2 and then restoring database from those backups.
> Do I have to shutdown DB2 before I take incremental backups of entire WINNT
> machine?????
>
> How about open file support on NT since there is no wizard to configure open
> file support, and not even an option to select for image etc.?????
>
> Please advise and Help !
> Kind Regards,
> Sandra
>
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