--- Doug Phillips <dphillips AT CSENERGY.COM DOT AU> wrote:
> Hi
>
> We are currently setting up a DR system (Oracle
> standby database) in a
> remote office. The original system is located at
> Head Office (HO). The HO
> is connected to the Remote Office (RO) via a
> relatively slow WAN link.
>
> Both the HO and RO has a Legato Networker Server.
> Due to the link speed,
> the restore of the database from the HO Server to
> the RO client is
> impossible.
>
> The plan was to take the HO client backup tape to
> the RO server. Then do
> the following on the RO server:
> 1. use scanner to build information about tape
> contents. The command
> used was "scanner -i -p -m \\.\Tape0"
>
> 2. mmifno SAPDR.001 --> shows the SSID on the
> tape.
>
> 3. recover -c <HO client> (I created the HO client
> on the RO server).
>
> When I ask recover to show me the volumes required,
> they only
> show "Unknown" as the answer. If I then try to
> recover the marked files,
> the recover cannot find the volumes needed,
> probably because the volume is
> unknown.
>
> Am I doing something wrong in the process??
> Is there a better methodology to use to get my
> Database from HO to the RO?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Doug Phillips
> SAP Basis Consultant.
Hi Doug,
What is the version of Networker you have?
Assuming that step 1 and 2 above successfully.
You may hit the infamous clientID mismatch.
Compare the client ID from mminfo output with GUI
output. If it is different, check previous posting
with subject: No Save Set on my backup. Please help~!
x-O by Robert Maiello for the workaround
cheers - han
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