Hi again !

I just wanted to say thank you to everybody who helped me...
In the end there was the mpx setting on my schedule set to 1 ....
Now it works for me .... 

Cheers

Axel Kunze

Lee Kolinsky wrote:
> 
> Axel,
> 
> There are 2 places to set the MPX level.  One is on the storage-unit
> definition and the other is on the scheduld definition for that
> user-directed backup class.  NB will MPX at the min. of either of
> these settings.  So if you want MPX to occure you need to set the
> MPX on the storage-unit to 4 and you need to set the MPX on the
> class/schedule to 4 even though that sched. only sends one stream
> when you make the call to bpbackup you need to tell NB that it will
> allow other steams to join in.
> 
> Axel Kunze wrote:
> >
> > Hi everybody !
> >
> > I just rewrote a oracle hot backup script while migrating from
> > Networker to Netbackup. I discovered that I've to create a user
> > backup schedule in my class to get the script working. So far no
> > problem, but I can't get the bpbackup commands being multiplexed.
> > When I start 4 bpbackup's at the same time, NBU mounts 4 Tapes
> > instead of multiplexing them to one tape. Is this the normal NBU
> > behaviour for user backup's ?
> > Or is there another possibility to get a oracle hotbackup except
> > RMAN and NBU oracle extension ...
> >
> > Thanks for any help ....
> >
> > Regards
> >
> > Axel Kunze
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