Re: generate full backup using backupsets
2005-09-14 08:18:58
You could write a script that runs as part of a preschedule command which gets
a list local drives and then compares that to the list of drives that is in the
command file. It could then send you an e-mail if any are missing.
We have to do this for our cluster servers. Because there currently isn't an
"ALL-CLUSTER" we have to hard code the drives to backup in our cluster dsm.opt
files. So I run a script with every backup that lists out the cluster drives
and then compares that to the drives in the dsm.opt file. When some are
missing we get an e-mail. An e-mail is just one of the many ways you can alert.
Or, you could build the cmd file that does the archive on the fly. It could get
a list of all the local drives and archive them all.
K
William Boyer <bjdboyer AT COMCAST DOT NET> wrote:
If you want to maintain all the schedules that go with the correct node with
the correct drive letters for his 75 nodes.... And when
an admin adds a drive to a node without letting you know? Or removes one and
now your schedules fail because D:\*.* doesn't exist?
Whose fault does that end up being when they can't restore the data you said
you were archiving for them?
And if your requirements are that you be able to BMR a box to a monthly state,
archive is out of the question.
I would sooner use archive, don't get me wrong, but there's just not a DOMAIN
that you can specify to archive and have it pick up
everything in that DOMAIN. Like backup. With changes when those pesky admins
change things and don't communicate it back to you.
Bill Boyer
"Some days you're the bug, some days you're the windshield" - ??
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William Boyer
>I would very much like to use an ARCHIVE for this, but haven't figured
>out how to make it do all drives without having to code them in a
>command script or in the OBJECT= for the schedule.
...and the problem with that is...?
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