Paul,
I don't think this would be possible.
It would require the application to understand
the object naming as well as other "internals"
on how it stores the data. Typically, in the case
of the Data Protection clients (or any API application really),
the application that backs up the data is real
for SQL Server?
Paul D. Seay, Jr.
Technical Specialist
Naptheon Inc.
757-688-8180
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From: Del Hoobler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, December 04, 2002 10:49 AM
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Subject: Re: TDP for SQL Server Transaction Log Restores
Paul,
I am not
Need clarifcation of your statements. Let me explain.
TDP SQL does not only do FULL backups of the SQL DB's, but can
also do LOG backups - live and it will not put these logs on disk, it
backs them up to TSM server like the FULL backups. Now when
the LOG backup happens, it truncates the SQL trans
Paul,
I am not sure what you mean exactly.
The SQL "logging" process does not have
separate "log" segment files.
The "log" that TDP for SQL backs up is just
a "stream" of data that only SQL knows what to do with.
It is not like a log file for Exchange or Domino.
There is no way to just restore a
to "ADSM: Dist Stor Manager"
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We have a requirement to restore the transaction logs back to their disk
location either on the orginal or an alternate server or to be able to
We have a requirement to restore the transaction logs back to their disk
location either on the orginal or an alternate server or to be able to post
process the transaction logs as disk files some kind of way before they get
deleted after a TDP for SQL Server Backup.
My DBAs tell me SQL server del
> With this specific restore...around 200 logs were applied before it
> required the logs I had on disk...so as soon as I started the log
> restoreI then copied the logs into the specified restore folder. By
> the time the restore needed the logs that were on disk, everything had
> already bee
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Marc
Sorry to hammer this home, but ...
> I didn't do anything differently except copy the log files
> after the applylogs command was issued.
I'm guessing that what you're saying is that
- you issue the applylogs command
- the command waits until you copy a log file into the folder
- it applies
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Marc
> I've found that this is possible to restore a database with the
> log files placed back in the restore area as you say.
> I did also find that
Marc
> I've found that this is possible to restore a database with the
> log files placed back in the restore area as you say.
> I did also find that I had to copy these log extents into the
> folder after issuing the applylogs command, a NOTES.RIP file
> was created if the log files were already
hanks.
"Del Hoobler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>>> Question is, can I still archive these log files so they can be
>>> applied to the previous backup?
>> No. You cannot. That is because Domino no longer "tracks" them.
> Would it be possible to manually copy the 'missing' log files back to the
> restore area before doing the restore? In that
Del,
>> Question is, can I still archive these log files so they can be
>> applied to the previous backup?
> No. You cannot. That is because Domino no longer "tracks" them.
Would it be possible to manually copy the 'missing' log files back to the
restore area before doing the restore? In that w
> I have a problem with a TDP Domino restore, we have a hole in our
> transaction logs from some that were copied off the disk at a time when
> the log disk was full. At the time I thought I'd taken an archive before
> the logs were removed (positive in fact) but now when I look the logs
> aren't
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