>From what I'm reading, I'm thinking the NBU SQL Agent will work fine while
>interfacing with SAP SQL databases,
and at the same time will allow us to maintain backup control (and SAP server
disk space) by using SAP-scheduled backups
going to NBU Disk Storage Groups, then to tape from there.
All good info, thanks !!!
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We use the GUI Agent. We have SQL DBA's but I prefer online backups.
Tough, reliable, proven.
And to get the SQL DBA to fully understand how the process works, they need to
be involved and make them aware.
Saves dumping to disk as alot of our DB's are large.
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We use the MS-SQL Client here. We don't really have dedicated SQL DBAs, we have
windows admins with sql training and Oracle DBAs who would rather manage
Oracle. The text files offer simple configuration, and restores are a breeze
with the GUI. I guess for the limited amount of MS-SQL we do here it fits the
bill. As everyone else says, if we had a dedicated SQL DBA I'm sure he/she
would rather do their own thing.
-Jonathan
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We don't use it either.
SQL admins setup the backups to go to disk - all are to occur at the same time
on all the servers Then I have a policy to backup the SQL servers that kicks
off at 2 am.
This gets the server Plus the backups to disk that occurred earlier in the
night.
Now the SQL admins get to be in charge of backups AND restores (meaning I don't
have to be involved) unless they need a copy older then what they have on disk.
As they keep more the one copy on disk. I think I have only done a restore
once for them.
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Kind of depends on your DBA's [Wink] At a previous position, all of the DBA's
(Oracle, SQL and Informix) hated the idea of anything communicating with their
database that they had no control over (that and they were cheap).
We worked with the SQL DBA to make use of user directed backups. He basically
wrote a script to dump the data out of the SQL database and then call bpbackup
with the appropriate arguments to get the data from local disk to tape. Yes,
there are lots of admin headaches with this but it worked well enough for our
purposes. He would only complain about twice a month about tape drive
contention and such.
Let me know if you would like more details on how to setup the policy and what
command line arguments we used.
Tom Simerson
Sr. Systems Engineer
Sigma Solutions, Inc.
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