This is a retryable failure, subject to the RETRY parameter in the
init.utl file. 'Gracefull' is somewhat subject to interpretation -
backint (TDP for R/3) will start over on the failed file. If you're using
multiplexing you'll restart ALL the files in the multiplex stream.
The easiest way to tes
If you are using TDP and have the retries set it will just retry on a new
tape. At least that has been my experience
Becky
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From: Seay, Paul [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2002 11:26 AM
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Subject: SAP Backup Recovery During a Medi
Backint/TDP for R/3 is an archive process, not a backup process.
Best bet is to configure a management class/copy group and set retver for
the number of days you want to keep things. While you're at it, you'll also
want two management classes and proper copy groups and storage pools for the
off-l
Hi Gill,
You need to check the copy destination whether point to disk pool or
tape poolby "q copyg type=arch f=d"
And archive copygroup is not manage by version ...it's only manage by
"retain version " which actually is not the same meaning of "version " as
backup copygroup...it means
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>>--> 09-25-01 08:53 S.SHEPPARD (SHS)SAP backup
Well, here goes. I'm not an SAP or BACKINT/TDP expert, but the BACKINT/
TDP for SAP 'backups' do use the archive copy group. My understanding
is that each BACKINT/T
The backup will run as you wish. Your problem seems to be that you have
MAX_SESSIONS set to 4 but your server stanza down at the bottom of the
config only has SESSIONS 2. The way backint works, MAX_SESSIONS is the true
control - you WILL run this many sessions, and if you don't have that many
avai
On the first part, nope, not that I've found...
if you elect to go directly to tape, you want to make sure you have enough
tape drives available when it starts...
This is why I like to go to a diskpool first (even though we are about to
roll out our first "direct to tape" environment)
On the BKI,
You need to modify your initSID.utl and include this option:
BRARCHIVEMGTCLASS MC_SAPD00_LOG1 MC_SAPD00_LOG2
With this option you can do two redo logs copies.
Check the Sessions option. If you want two copies the Sessions must be
two, and the REDOLOG_COPIES must be two too.
The management cl
