The simple way would be to dump the data to disk with a pre-backup
scripts and then remove it with a post-backup script.

If you wanted to get fancy then you could look at using pipes to connect
the greenplum database dump command to bpbkar. Although a bit more
complex to setup in the first instance it does give better flexibility
in the long run and avoids the need for all that extra disk space...

Another option would be to quiesce the database and then perform a
regular backup, or maybe split a mirror off and then back that up.


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Subject: [Veritas-bu] Greenplum


I do apologize for this question, it is not a NBU specific question,

However, I was wondering if anybody in this community has Greenplum
Databases in their environment and if they do, how are they securing
this data?

NBU officially does not support this type of DB and I was looking for
direction as to how to secure this data. 

Thank you in advance
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