Hi Del
Thanks ..
Have a nice weekend
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Luc,
It looks fine... as long as:
- "" is a TSM NODENAME that you
have registered and received a password for.
- "{IP TSM SERVER)" is actually the TCP/IP address
of the TSM Server where the "" NODE is
registered.
Thanks,
Del
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Luc,
Is a full backup "enough" for what?
A Data Protection for SQL "FULL" backup can be used to
restore a complete database. When a full backup is
taken it al
Luc,
Is a full backup "enough" for what?
A Data Protection for SQL "FULL" backup can be used to
restore a complete database. When a full backup is
taken it also captures pieces of the log that it needs
to fully recover the database. You do not need a
separate "LOG" backup in order to perform a da
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>I'm doing backup of SQL 2000 on a WIN 2000 server
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
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>I'm doing backup of SQL 2000 on a WIN 2000 server.
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>the way i'm doing it is ::: with a batch file .. and the
>command line is :
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> \...\tpdsqlc backup * full /tsmoptfile\dsm.opt
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>The problem I have i
Jeff,
I didn't see anybody reply with anything better than what I know, so I
thought I'd chime in. To do this, you will need to use TDPSQLC to query the
TSM database for /ALL backups - not just the active ones. For example,
"tdpsqlc query tsm mydatabase /all". Then you need to parse the output,
