Not only that, but even if one wasn't required to license the ba client if
using only the db agent, the next question is, are you *sure* you don't want
to back up any flat files on the box? Don't forget that a database is more
than the sum of it's data. There's usually flat file information that
Hi all,
I backup TSM database by setting schedule with command : "backup db type=full
devclass=DLTCLASS1 DAA475 scratch=no". However, TSM always mount a new scratch
tape to backup and doens't backup to volume DAA475.
Doesn't TSM support backup database to one tape ?
Nghiatd
You will need the B/A agent if you want to schedule from the TSM server.
The Exchange TDP will function without the B/A agent installed and you
schedule using the Windows scheduler.
Joe Crnjanski wrote:
>Hello,
>
>If I have an Exchange server, and I'm backing up only exchange database,
>no file b
Richard
Thank you very much Just what I needed
Regards Robert
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To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: Scripts output
On Apr 3, 2005, at 6:44 AM, Robert O
On Apr 3, 2005, at 6:44 AM, Robert Ouzen wrote:
Hi to all
Did is a way to retrieve from the database all my scripts I created
in one run , I meant not just the output of all the script in one file
that I can get running:
q script f=r outputfile=my.script
But every script by himself (name and
Hi to all
Did is a way to retrieve from the database all my scripts I created in one run
, I meant not just the output of all the script in one file that I can get
running:
q script f=r outputfile=my.script
But every script by himself (name and contains) , I have a lot of scripts and
I
