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[Veritas-bu] Restore: Putting required tapes w/o needing to r edo the restore

2004-06-10 19:14:32
Subject: [Veritas-bu] Restore: Putting required tapes w/o needing to r edo the restore
From: jason.helfman AT ticketmaster DOT com (Jason Helfman)
Date: Thu, 10 Jun 2004 16:14:32 -0700
find the image you need to restore from with bpimagelist then give it 
the -media switch. This will give you the tapes that are needed for the 
restore before initiating the job.

[root@lax1bkm1 /backups]# bpimagelist -U -policy tm1_backup
Backed Up         Expires       Files       KB  C  Sched Type   Policy
----------------  ---------- -------- --------  -  ------------ ------------
06/10/2004 03:02  07/11/2004      237 225966226  N  Differential tm1_backup

[root@lax1bkm1 /backups]# bpimagelist -U -policy tm1_backup -media
Media ID   Last Written       Server
--------   ----------------   ----------
T00042     06/10/2004 03:02   lax1bksvr1
T00094     06/10/2004 03:02   lax1bksvr1


Kendall, Scott APX wrote:
> It's great to know what tapes are needed if you have to request them from a
> remote location or go somewhere yourself to get them, but is it really worth
> all this hassle just to avoid resubmitting a pending request in Device
> Monitor or through the CLI?
> Once the pending request is resubmitted, everything just goes on its merry
> way like the tape was in there the whole time.
> - Scott
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Louis-Luc Le Guerrier [mailto:leguerri AT Canr.Hydro.Qc DOT Ca] 
> Sent: Thursday, June 10, 2004 11:51 AM
> To: veritas-bu AT mailman.eng.auburn DOT edu
> Subject: [Veritas-bu] Restore: Putting required tapes w/o needing to redo
> the restore
> Hello,
> I'm using NetBackup 5.0 on Solaris 9 with a robotic device.
> When I do a restore procedure ('bpadm', then 'u', 'r', 'b'),
> I select the files, and initiate the restore.
> Then I quit the interface and look at the logfile, and if
> it requests for a tape that is not in the robotic device, then
> I mount it, update the MM database so it sees the new tape(s).
> However, the active job seems locked and does not 
> automatically pick the required tape even though it is in
> the robot and the MM database is already updated.
> Now I have to cancel that job, and go back in the interface 
> to select the same files and initiate a new restore job.
> Is there a better way to do this? Either being able to
> suspend the job and resume it when the tapes are ready, 
> or restarting the same job once tapes are ready, or making
> the job automatically detect the required tapes when they 
> become available?
> Thanks for any information.
> Louis-Luc
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