mccleld
ADSM.ORG Senior Member
Hi Team,
I've been using ADSM/TSM for (too many) years, but I'm brand new to FastBack and I'm currently evaluating whether it may be able to help a client I'm working with. It's a bit of a messy background so I'll keep it to the point:
MS SQL Server being backed up LANfree using (legacy) TDP for SQL Server (5.5.x). If we were also to want to integrate a FastBack client onto this server to back up the same databases (to satisfy a replication-based requirement) is it likely that they would step on each others' toes? I think I'm worried about transaction logs here. Basically what I want to achieve is ongoing FULL+DIFFFUL+LOG backups using TDP for SQL Server for PIT restores, but also to be able to secure a (let's say daily) snapshot of the databases using FastBack for its fast restore+replication abilities.
Any thoughts or pointers much appreciated.
Cheers,
//David Mc
London, UK
I've been using ADSM/TSM for (too many) years, but I'm brand new to FastBack and I'm currently evaluating whether it may be able to help a client I'm working with. It's a bit of a messy background so I'll keep it to the point:
MS SQL Server being backed up LANfree using (legacy) TDP for SQL Server (5.5.x). If we were also to want to integrate a FastBack client onto this server to back up the same databases (to satisfy a replication-based requirement) is it likely that they would step on each others' toes? I think I'm worried about transaction logs here. Basically what I want to achieve is ongoing FULL+DIFFFUL+LOG backups using TDP for SQL Server for PIT restores, but also to be able to secure a (let's say daily) snapshot of the databases using FastBack for its fast restore+replication abilities.
Any thoughts or pointers much appreciated.
Cheers,
//David Mc
London, UK